I don’t think I’ve read a book before where the heroine is so smart but has so little confidence. Greer seems to have a lot of good going on but her overly abundant bosom makes her try to shrink away. She does her best to camouflage her curves by slouching and wearing tshirts that are really big on her.
Reading this helps me empathize with my niece Hannah. Like the main character, she is overly blessed. At 12, she wore a DD and now at 15 she’s also in a G.
I’m anxious to read the rest of the book to see if Greer becomes comfortable in her own skin or whether Plastic surgery will be in her future. (My niece wants this someday.) I also think if my niece would read it, the book could help her be more confident and accepting of the voluptuous figure she has.
Reading this helps me empathize with my niece Hannah. Like the main character, she is overly blessed. At 12, she wore a DD and now at 15 she’s also in a G.
I’m anxious to read the rest of the book to see if Greer becomes comfortable in her own skin or whether Plastic surgery will be in her future. (My niece wants this someday.) I also think if my niece would read it, the book could help her be more confident and accepting of the voluptuous figure she has.