I really liked this book. I thought it was very entertaining and could be read in one sitting. It was filled with cliches and it was extremely predictable, but you kind of know that going into this book. It's nothing life changing but it is entertaining enough that it doesn't make you want to pull y...
*Originally reviewed on Pages of Forbidden LoveEver is only 15 and weighs 302 pounds. She wasn’t always so big but food became a comfort mechanism in her life and she kept gaining weight. Most, if not all, people have things we are self conscious about and sometimes worry that other people will not...
As seen on Ed and Em's Reviews!4.5/5 StarsThis book really hit home for me. As an overweight adult, who has been struggling with her weight since middle school, I immediately understood this character. I tend to understand many characters' emotions in this type of situation, but not all of them spea...
3.5 starsI enjoyed this one. Even with its sad material, I liked to see the change in Ever. She grows throughout this book immensely. There's little to no swearing if I remember correctly, and there's no sexual content, so this is pretty decent for even the younger set. Ever is a smart girl, but she...
This is a tricky review to write. I had some problems with this book. Honestly, I think I wanted this book to be different than what it was. It starts out showing you how the main character has an emotional connection to food, and also has a lot of issues she needs to come to terms with (like the de...
When I first heard about Skinny it sounded like it would be a really good story and I'm really happy I chose to pick this book up. Once I picked up this book I couldn't put it down because I was so caught up in Ever's story.Ever is fifteen years old and is overweight. She has tried dieting and exerc...
I started out fascinated by this book. I loved the beginning, and I loved the way Skinny was described in Ever’s head, always mocking her. I was glad to see a main character that actually has to deal with something–authors always shy away from overweight characters, especially main characters. And i...
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