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Fat girl walking : sex, food, love, and being comfortable in your skin-- every inch of it  Cover Image Book Book

Fat girl walking : sex, food, love, and being comfortable in your skin-- every inch of it / Brittany Gibbons.

Gibbons, Brittany. (Author).

Record details

  • ISBN: 9780062343031
  • ISBN: 0062343033
  • Physical Description: vii, 231 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
  • Edition: First edition.
  • Publisher: New York, NY : Dey Street Books, [2015]

Content descriptions

Formatted Contents Note:
Introduction -- I was born a poor fat child -- Honestly, I didn't have a chance -- Finding your tribe and other assholey feel-good expressions your parents push on you -- Secret girlfriend -- My Andy Gibbons -- College, I don't know why I'm here, either? -- Adorably mental -- Girl on girl interrupted -- Going to the chapel -- The life & death of procreation and all the gross shit in between -- The 4th trimester (the worst trimester) -- Daughters: the ultimate mind fuck -- Last cake ever -- How to be professionally fat on the Internet -- The Ted talk -- Sex with fat girls -- The emails -- Women, we're ruining everything -- Afterword.
Subject: Gibbons, Brittany.
Overweight women > United States > Biography.
Overweight women.
Self-perception.
Self-esteem.

Available copies

  • 1 of 1 copy available at Kenton County. (Show)
  • 1 of 1 copy available at Kenton County Public Library.

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Independence Branch B G441 2015 (Text) 33126020962613 Adult Biography Available -

  • Library Journal Reviews : LJ Reviews 2015 July #1

    Blogger Gibbons (brittanyherself.com) has struggled with her weight and body image her whole life. She's been teased, picked on, and judged for her size. Not liking any of her career options, she started a blog in which she writes about size, body image, and her role as a mother and wife. As the blog's popularity grew, she pitched an idea for a press tour that involved standing in New York's Times Square wearing only her bathing suit. Because of her willingness to be a curvy girl who takes off her clothes in public, she has started to change the conversation about body image from fat-shaming to body acceptance and has begun to overcome personal adversity. Through her role as Internet spokesmodel for women everywhere, Gibbons has learned to love her body and be comfortable in her own skin. VERDICT This memoir provides an honest look into one woman's struggle with her weight and body image. More than that, it shows women of all shapes and sizes how to accept themselves and others for who they are. Laugh-out-loud funny and brutally honest, Gibbons's account is sure to please fans of Jen Lancaster and Laurie Notaro.—Kristen Calvert Nelson, Marion Cty. P.L. Syst., Ocala, FL

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