Une grande fille (Paperback)

from butterflybaby

This was an okay book. It didn't really leave an impression with me. I liked the characters, but felt that I needed more from them. I think Steel could have done more with Victoria.

from gogglemiss

My audio debut, and what easier way to start with a good old Danielle Steel. The story apppealed to me, more than anything as I have had weight issues all my life, and I sort of bonded with Victoria and really wanted to know the ending soooh soon. It was OK, as DS goes, as I'm no fan, but the pro...

from BookDivasReads

A good weekend or beach read; touchy subject matters (weight and family acceptance for being different in general) that is dealt with in a relatively sensative manner but not great literature by any stretch of the imagination.

from moonshineandrosefire

Victoria Dawson can't help but feel out of place in her family, especially living in a city as glamorous and body-conscious as Los Angeles. Her father, Jim, is tall and slender, and Victoria's mother, Christina, is a fine-boned, dark-haired beauty. By comparison, Victoria was a chubby little girl...

from dbhutch

This is the story that follows Victoria on her life's journey to finding happiness with in her self. She was born to parents she looked nothing alike and whom did not love her and this was made more and more clear when her baby sister was born and she looked just like her parents. Despite the dif...