Such an amazing book about loving yourself and knowing your worth.
I was instantly intrigued by the synopsis of this novel and I really enjoyed Greer's story. Greer is a high school sophmore that's trying to find love for a body she feels betrayed by. Zimmerman wrote an extremely captivating story that most women will find highly relatable.
What I loved about this book:
1. Greer is a witty and intelligent character that I found quite relatable. While her insecurities and self-consciousness is related to her above average breast size, many teenagers will be able to relate to her feelings and struggles.
2. I loved the positive female relationships in this book and how they all lifted each other up. High school girls are often portrayed quite differently in books so this was a nice change.
3. While the romance isn't the main focus of this book, I still found it to be enjoyable. Greer and Jackson's banter was amazing and they were so cute together. When Greer found the word searched altered I may have swooned a bit for Jackson because it was such a sweet gesture.
4. I loved how even though Greer was struggling to love her body, she stood up to the bullies and put them in their place. I was cheering for her the whole time.
This uplifting coming age of story of self acceptance that celebrates every body type is the kind of book I wish was available as a teenager. Y'all should definitely check out this amazing debut novel!
Thank you for my gifted copy
What I loved about this book:
1. Greer is a witty and intelligent character that I found quite relatable. While her insecurities and self-consciousness is related to her above average breast size, many teenagers will be able to relate to her feelings and struggles.
2. I loved the positive female relationships in this book and how they all lifted each other up. High school girls are often portrayed quite differently in books so this was a nice change.
3. While the romance isn't the main focus of this book, I still found it to be enjoyable. Greer and Jackson's banter was amazing and they were so cute together. When Greer found the word searched altered I may have swooned a bit for Jackson because it was such a sweet gesture.
4. I loved how even though Greer was struggling to love her body, she stood up to the bullies and put them in their place. I was cheering for her the whole time.
This uplifting coming age of story of self acceptance that celebrates every body type is the kind of book I wish was available as a teenager. Y'all should definitely check out this amazing debut novel!
Thank you for my gifted copy