I loved this book so much! Greer Walsh reminded me of me when I was 15. I could totally relate to all of her anxieties and fears. The lack of self confidence and insecurity. She was a nerdy girl who loves books, is really smart, has blue eyes, is good at volleyball and has a pretty cool family.
I loved Greer's sense of humor and attitude towards her teachers and friends reminding me of those awkward years I spent as a nerd in high school. The only big and I mean big difference between Greer and myself was the fact that her insecurity stems from the fact that she has a bra size of 30H. I had similar experiences in high school but it was over the big oversized glasses I had to wear for my nearsightedness that made my eyes look like they were too small to belong to the rest of my face.
I recommend reading this book if you are insecure about any part of your body because as I learned after some time the thing about yourself that you don't like might be the part of you that special someone likes the most.
I loved Greer's sense of humor and attitude towards her teachers and friends reminding me of those awkward years I spent as a nerd in high school. The only big and I mean big difference between Greer and myself was the fact that her insecurity stems from the fact that she has a bra size of 30H. I had similar experiences in high school but it was over the big oversized glasses I had to wear for my nearsightedness that made my eyes look like they were too small to belong to the rest of my face.
I recommend reading this book if you are insecure about any part of your body because as I learned after some time the thing about yourself that you don't like might be the part of you that special someone likes the most.