Ebook {Epub PDF} Does This Book Make Me Look Fat? by Marissa Walsh

A theme anthology is sometimes forgiven artistic paleness if it's strong or striking in subject matter, but this underwhelming collection carries only a weak narrative thrust. Each chapter addresses, in some way, insecurity or oppression due to body type. Fiction and memoir alternate uneasily with each other, never quite meshing. Most chapters are fine individually, competently portraying body. Title: Does This Book Make Me Look Fat? Author: Various authors, edited by Marissa Walsh Pages: pp MSRP: S Publisher: Clarion Books Rating: * * * * */5 This book finally rescued me from my low ratings. It's hilarious, true, and revealing, plus it makes you feel better about yourself- truth is, it sucks for EVERYONE to try on jeans. Author: Marissa Walsh, Book: Does This Book Make Me Look Fat? () in PDF,EPUB. review 1: The awesome author of this sent a copy t.

A theme anthology is sometimes forgiven artistic paleness if it's strong or striking in subject matter, but this underwhelming collection carries only a weak narrative thrust. Each chapter addresses, in some way, insecurity or oppression due to body type. Fiction and memoir alternate uneasily with each other, never quite meshing. Most chapters are fine individually, competently portraying. Does This Book Make Me Look Fat?, ed by Marissa Walsh A collection of short stories, memoirs, verse, and even a graphic story devoted to body image issues. Some of the stories take the viewpoint of the person struggling, while others look at the impact of issues on family members and friends. Buy Does This Book Make Me Look Fat? by Marissa Walsh (Editor) online at Alibris. We have new and used copies available, in 1 editions - starting at $ Shop now.

Does This Book Make Me Look Fat? Edited by Marissa Walsh. Body image is an issue many people struggle with, but teens can be especially afflicted because of peer pressure and an over saturation of celebrity-focused media. It seems that at least once a week some celebrity, like Lindsay Lohan or Jennifer Love Hewitt, is being attacked for being “too fat” or “too skinny.”. A theme anthology is sometimes forgiven artistic paleness if it's strong or striking in subject matter, but this underwhelming collection carries only a weak narrative thrust. Each chapter addresses, in some way, insecurity or oppression due to body type. Fiction and memoir alternate uneasily with each other, never quite meshing. Most chapters are fine individually, competently portraying body. Does This Book Make Me Look Fat collects fourteen stories and personal accounts of dealing with body image. Male or female, chubby or skinny, most people have something they hate about their bodies.