Fat Girl: A True Story

by Judith Moore | Biographies & Memoirs |
ISBN: 1594630097 Global Overview for this book
Registered by waternixie of Everett, Washington USA on 8/3/2006
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3 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by waternixie from Everett, Washington USA on Thursday, August 3, 2006
From what I've read, this promised to be an honest and elegantly written memoir and I'm looking forward to it. I literally found it in the street with some other books that I didn't want, so I don't know if it's somebody's attempt to be a wildcat bookcrosser, yard sale leftovers that were displaced, or what.

Journal Entry 2 by waternixie from Everett, Washington USA on Thursday, November 2, 2006
Swapped to a bookcrosser in Phoenix for My Friend Leonard

Journal Entry 3 by GrizzlyGirl from Fraser, Michigan USA on Wednesday, November 8, 2006
Thanks for the trade!

Journal Entry 4 by GrizzlyGirl from Fraser, Michigan USA on Monday, October 8, 2007
I read the first few chapters, but I didn't like it. I was expecting something more humorous and uplifting. This just made me depressed.

Journal Entry 5 by acountkel from Charlotte, North Carolina USA on Saturday, October 13, 2007
This was on my wishlist.
Thank you so much for sending Grizzlygirl!
Can't wait to read it!

Journal Entry 6 by acountkel at Charlotte, North Carolina USA on Thursday, December 28, 2017
BEFORE YOU READ BELOW, I MAY BE ACCUSED OF SPOILING THE BOOK A LITTLE BIT BECAUSE I GAVE SOME THINGS AWAY...JUST BEWARE.

I’m sorry but there isn’t anything nice to say about this book. I actually feel really bad about this because the author was so sad and she thanked the reader at the end of the book for reading it.
I just don’t understand how someone could write a book like this. Not only is it depressing, there is nothing good or happy in any part of this book.
The author obviously had a rough childhood. Her mother was mean to her and made her feel unwanted and bad all the time. I just felt like this person was trying to justify her unhappiness and explain why everything had to do with her fatness. And she pounded this theme again and again from beginning to end. I rushed through the end because I just couldn’t take the misery anymore.
There is really no plot to this book. No story. No flow. Just a never ending reconstruction of this lady’s life and how sad it was. She spent a lot of time on her childhood and then rushed out of it to talk about her unsuccessful marriages and briefly mentioned her daughters. Again, nothing happy, nothing promising and no light at the end of the tunnel.
The worst part is, I googled her name and found out she died of Colon cancer at age 61. That makes an even sadder ending to a sad life.

I am glad I read this even though I gave it such a bad rating.
Most of that was because of the bad feeling it left me.
I’m going to probably release this into the wild....

Journal Entry 7 by acountkel at Bookshelf @ Veterans Memorial Park in Charlotte, North Carolina USA on Wednesday, January 10, 2018

Released 6 yrs ago (1/10/2018 UTC) at Bookshelf @ Veterans Memorial Park in Charlotte, North Carolina USA

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

There is a book shelf on the right side of the building where the restrooms are. I placed the book on the top shelf far right

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