Review: FG Endorsed!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 29, 2011
I spent the entire book alternately nodding my head in agreement, occasionally shaking it in shared shame, and covering my mouth to keep something between a chuckle and a belly laugh from coming out while riding in a car with coworkers.  There are so many little truths that apply to everyone, not just Fat Girls and before even finishing the book, my Skinny Girl friends were already looking to get their own.Gregg's sense of humor is dry, self-deprecating in places, and honest to a fault.  The things she wrote are so often things I think to myself or say to friends, which is maybe why this book appealed to me so much.  I enjoyed her topics and was happy to see that she didn't shy away from some topics.  I also appreciated more than I can explain that the book wasn't just some round-about way of saying "poor fat me", which is so common with fat girl books.The formatting for the book is a little odd... as if there were page breaks inserted at specific places in the original format of the book.  On the third page of each chapter (of which there are 43, at about a 5 minute read per chapter), there's a page break, typically at about the middle of the page.  There were a few typos but not enough to make the book difficult to read.In the end, I loved it.  I found myself reflected in so many of the pages.  The book is an affirmation that it's okay to be just a simple Fat Girl (as long as you're still really good in bed).You can find her blog here if you'd like to try her humor on for size before buying the book (but you should still buy the book!):  [...].