One of the commenters on my updates nailed it perfectly for why I really didn't care for this book. The character of Heather is not likable really in this one for me. We find out that the main reason she decides to take the job she does is to go to school (for free) to get a degree to make her more ...
Size 12 Is Not Fat -- Meg Cabot Book 1 of Heather Wells series Young Adult, Adult(?), Chick Lit, Contemporary, Mystery, Romance Size 12 Is Not Fat started off as a promising story based around a non-standard young female character, Heather Wells, who is not only NOT a Size Zero, slender and athl...
Read in 2010 This book was recommended to me as a 'good mystery novel'. Skeptical about it, I read it anyway. So far, I've learned not to take books I'm sure I'm not going to like. I do not like convincing people to read a book that I find good, and I don't like them convincing me to read somethin...
This was cute. Heather was quirky. Cooper a bit of mystery. I can't wait to see how this series unfold! And I totally agree that size twelve is not fat! LOL
This review was originally posted on http://threecatsandabook.blogspot.com/While reading this book I discovered that I might know a little too much about Meg Cabot personally. Like how she worked as an assistant manager of a residence hall in NYC similar to Heather Wells, the protagonist of Size 12 ...
"Size 12 is not fat" it's a fun, entertaining and light read.The story is told on Heather's POV, and she can be hilarious... a former pop star (that LOADS her songs)and that it's now working on a residence hall. And then, a girl is found dead and she starts investigating.She made me crack up,always ...
"Are you saying size twelve is fat?" I ask him"No," the sales clerk insists. "You misunderstood me. I meant - ""Because size twelve is the size of the average American woman," I point out to him. I know this because I've read it in People magazine. "Are you saying that instead of being average, we'r...
This review was first posted on Music, Books and TeaAllow me to start this off by saying that this is not a book I would normally read. The only Meg Cabot books I have ever read were the Princess Diaries series, and those were back when I was in middle school. In fact, the only reason I started read...
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