Chubby Chicks Rule

by Desiree Day

Jessica’s life looks perfect, her parents are millionaires, she has more material possessions than the Olsen twins, but all she wants is to be treated like a regular teenager. After years of attending a private school, she decides to follow her best friend to a public school where she feels she made the worst decision of her life. Because of her weight and her wardrobe she has a hard time fitting in. She is constantly bullied by her classmates.

Jessica enters school feeling like an ugly duckling amidst cover model looking girls.

The two bright spots are her sassy best friend, Samantha and her good friend, Matt, who becomes her boyfriend.

All three of them are overweight and are not only drawn together because of their weight but because they genuinely like each other.

147 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 29, 2011

About the author

I have always loved books. I distinctly remember my first board book, it was about a bunny and I carried it around with me constantly. I was six-years- old and have been reading ever since. It was only natural for me to become a writer.

I self-published my first novel, Bourgeois Blues in 1997. Since then, I was very fortunate to be published by Simon & Schuster. With Simon & Schuster, I have published the following novels:

Crazy Love - 2005
Cruising - 2006
One G-String Short of Crazy - 2009
Spiritual Seduction - 2010

I am very excited with the new trends in publishing and have decided to give digital publishing a try. Here is a listing of my E-books:

Chocolate & Pecan Swirl (Erotica)
G-Strings, Thongs, Blogs, Oh My! (Erotica)
My Husband & My Wifey (Erotica)
Saturday Love (Erotica)
Two Men are Better Than One (Erotica)
The Return of Wifey (Erotica)
Chubby Chicks Rule (Young Adult)
The Committee (Inspirational Romance)
This Isn't Barbie's Dream House (Romance)
15 Soothing Bible Verses and Affirmations for Single Moms (Self help)


She is presently working on her next novel.

She lives in Georgia.

Reviews

[Gwen Cannon-Jenkins · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was okay, I just felt these teens who were only 14 seemed a lot older to me.