Anne Poirier
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in Boston, MA, The United States
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author: Shauna_Niequist 425914, Judy Blume, Lisa Phipps
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June 2019
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The Body Joyful
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Not a Fat Annie
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published
2021
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2 editions
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"I have read many self-help books, but this one felt deeply personal and relatable. Anne Poirier speaks honestly about the pressure women face regarding weight, appearance, and perfection. What I loved most is that the book doesn’t shame readers or pu"
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"This book truly changed the way I think about my body and self-worth. Anne Poirier writes with honesty, compassion, and wisdom that makes you feel understood from the very first chapter. I appreciated how the book goes beyond diet culture and focuses"
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"What makes this book stand out is its refreshing and compassionate approach to body image. Instead of focusing on dieting or unrealistic beauty standards, Anne Poirier teaches readers how to reconnect with themselves and live joyfully. The lessons ar"
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"I was inspired by this book from the first chapter to the last. Anne Poirier’s journey is powerful and incredibly motivating. Her vulnerability and openness make the book feel genuine and trustworthy. I appreciated the practical advice and encouragin"
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“Body neutrality is experiential and not something that happens overnight ... It's one awareness at a time, one thought at a time.”
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“My body wasn’t the problem; my thoughts and beliefs were.”
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“It’s important to think of self-acceptance as something related to your present state. It means accepting yourself as you are at this very moment. It doesn’t mean, “I would love myself more if I lost ten pounds,” or “I accepted myself when I was 20 years younger.”
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