The Body Is Not an Apology (Paperback)

from ASKelmore

Best for: Those open to reconsidering the ways they view themselves and others. In a nutshell: Author Sonya Renee Taylor offers up the idea that society's ills are based on hatred of bodies that deviate from ‘the norm,' and that by moving beyond self-acceptance to self-love, we will be able to cr...

from spinsterrevival

This book is an anthem with work for the reader. It has good questions, and I appreciated that she talks about the body as a whole as far as inclusiveness rather than just fat representation. I will be returning to it.

from bangerlm

I don't think there was a lot of new-to-me revelations or philosophy. I am not sure where or when, but I feel like I have come across Sonya's work before. Regardless, it was a good reminder.

from ASKelmore

Best for: Those open to reconsidering the ways they view themselves and others. In a nutshell: Author Sonya Renee Taylor offers up the idea that society's ills are based on hatred of bodies that deviate from ‘the norm,' and that by moving beyond self-acceptance to self-love, we will be able to cr...

from spinsterrevival

This book is an anthem with work for the reader. It has good questions, and I appreciated that she talks about the body as a whole as far as inclusiveness rather than just fat representation. I will be returning to it.