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Average rating: 4.02 · 528 ratings · 256 reviews · 5 distinct works • Similar authors
The Rules of Playing with F...

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The Art of Taking Second Ch...

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The Ex Factor: A Billionair...

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Anyone who knows me knows I’m a sucker for good writing and Anna’s grips you from the first page. Her words are beautiful, her sentences evocative. To add to this, her characters are real and relatable. What gets me every time is the vulnerability of ...more
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“Describing a body as fat is not the problem. The problem starts when we say a fat body is somehow less desirable, less worthy. It’s not the plain meaning we assign to a word—it’s the value we attach to it that makes it good or bad. So dark and light, fat and thin, old and young by themselves are mere words, but they aren’t, are they?”
― Varsha Chitnis, The Rules of Playing with Fire

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