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, by Tia Souders
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Product details
File Size: 4375 KB
Print Length: 295 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Cherry Valley Press (March 24, 2018)
Publication Date: March 24, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07C94WF7V
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This book was awesome. Grace is determined to be popular in her High School and be noticed for the first time since she started to lose weight. But she can risk losing not only weight but herself in the way. A very interesting story about friendship, family and what really matters in life.
This is about a teenager Grace who developed an eating disorder because she is tired of her sister Kelly always being the center at attention and wants to feel special
I loved this book and the incredible messages it has. It was beautifully written and the story line was amazing.
This book takes a deep look into body image and how it affects people today, especially women. The dangers of anorexia are real but it isn't worth your life.Grace is a character that you will probably love and hate at the same time. While she was once "fat" (approximately 40 lbs by the text), she decided that she did not want to be overweight so she attends a "fat" camp and works at reinventing herself. However, it spins out of control as she obsesses with her weight, how many calories she is eating, and being a part of the popular crowd. She becomes the person that we all remember from high school - not quite a bully, but not nice either. I think she feels bad about how her "friends" treat those that are overweight as she was once that girl.Grace's family is dysfunctional too but you don't find out some of the real reasons why until the end when her issue is discovered by her family. I do think her parents set her up to be this way because she was not a star athlete like her sister Kelly. We really don't know a whole lot about Kelly's life and perhaps a story from her perspective during the same time period could be interesting to see how she deals with her sister's anorexia. We do have a little peek into her life, but not enough to really get to know her well.Then there is her best friend Cara. I think Cara knows something is going on but perhaps is too afraid to confront Grace or even tell a parent so that this could have been addressed sooner and before it became almost fatal. But at the same time, it is hard when you are younger to betray your friend even if it is in their best interest.Of course since this is high school there are boys. I am definitely Team Jake all the way. Yes, he is Cara's younger brother (by about a year) but he had grown up and filled out and knows Grace perhaps better than she knows herself. Luca is a bit of a wild card and many times I wondered what the real story was with his interest in Grace. Was it real? Was it part of a bet or something stupid that boys sometimes participate in with each other? As that story unfolded I knew that it wasn't going to end well.This was a book that I loved and hated. Remember how I said you would love and hate Grace at the same time? I loved that this character was bringing to life an issue that we see all too often - body image and what is acceptable or not acceptable according to society and the media. At the same time, I did not like how obsessed she was with losing weight and wanting Luca. She was self absorbed through much of the book, but then when interacting with her family I felt sorry for Grace because she wasn't receiving attention from her parents and the focus was on her sister.I think a great addition to the end (or in the author notes) would be signs to look for and who to tell if you suspect someone you know is going through the same situation.
Something of Substance by Tia Souders is a novel that tells the story of a young girl who suffers from anorexia nervosa. Therefore, let me start off by saying that some people who read this book might be triggered to take up the habits and goals that the main character shares in order to lose weight. If this pertains to you, I would not recommend reading this novel and I would also recommend talking to someone you trust about getting help. However, let me also preface this review by saying that the consequences of Grace's eating disorder are also very clearly spelled out in this book. She faces life-threatening consequences of anorexia which provide a real look at what happens to your body when you're suffering from this disease.Grace Michaels used to be (what she considered) fat until she convinced her mom to send her to (what she calls) 'fat camp.' After losing a few pounds at camp, she begins to restrict her food intake until she can reach the "perfect" weight, which to her is 100 pounds. Grace's character is presented as an intelligent and aspiring artist, but this novel is about what happens when popularity, appearance, peer pressure from bullying, and a lack of self-confidence mix together. As Grace fights the high school battle of having a perfect body, perfect friends, and a perfect boyfriend she also deals with heavy resentment towards her twin sister, who Grace sees as the better daughter. Readers will connect with Grace as she explains her feelings, emotional turmoil, and goals. But the story she's telling herself is one that has Grace punishing herself. It wasn't the easiest book to read, though the romantic side plot made it much easier to keep reading by adding a sense of hope to the storyline.Jake, the younger brother of Grace's best friend, has a huge crush on Grace and serves as the character who supports and promotes Grace's best interests. Yet, as he's trying to help her, Grace is repeatedly pushing him away as she tries to starve herself into the perfect person. It's only when she realizes that all of her goals are misguided that things begin to change. But it's up to Grace whether she wants to heal as her secret is exposed and the important people in her life step up to help.As the plot follows Grace's progress toward what she thinks is perfection, there are other little side stories supporting the main arc, giving gravity to Grace's situation. From the beginning of the book, readers know that Grace is in the hospital, perhaps a coma-like situation, but there is no information as to why. With this situation in the background, Grace shares the spring semester of her Junior year of high school with readers, including love interests, fake friends, and the extremes she goes to in order to achieve her goals. Readers will be emotionally connected and emotionally invested in Grace's character by the end of the book. It's heartbreaking that young girls feel this kind of pressure and it's important for books like this to draw attention to it. But it is also very important to demonstrate the harm that comes with this pressure on females to be pretty and perfect -- and Souders includes that in this book.Due to the volatile nature of eating disorders, I would definitely not recommend this book to everyone. However, the book itself serves an important purpose to draw further awareness to the issue of eating disorders. The deadliness of this disease is often ignored and easily avoided, but the conversation on this needs to stay current and writers like Tia Souders are helping to make it happen and keep awareness going.Would rate 3.5/5 * if available option.
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