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Fathead
Meet Fat George and Discover His Obsession with Delicious Food
New Book tells a comical story dealing with people's attitudes toward food and obesity.
Being fat is undeniably an embarassing experience. Fat George knows this and nobody realizes that he has a bright mind trapped in his fat body. With the release of the new book Fathead, readers will witness his exploits and his obsession for food. Author Robert Lesser dises a comical twist on the health issue of obesity that will leave you amused.
Fathead begins when Fat George describes himself and his general outlook. For him, being a worker in a mint candy factory, the only food that exists are Hershey's Chocolate Almond Bars. In his mind, he groups other humans as either Vanilla or Chocolate people. Fat George prides in his "impeccable" hygiene and uses it as a weapon against criticism or insensitive jokes. In telling his thoughts and life, George takes us to his favorite bar, workplace, and his home, and introduces the people who add flavor to his life including his very own relatives--Aunt Mabel who is "fat only on the left side" and his cousin Jules who goes through insane tactics to combat Hitler's last secret weapon. The Fat Germ.
Filled with wit and amusements, Fathead is a lively portrayal of people's different attitudes toward food and obesity--obsession, fear or hatred. Its story is filled with many interesting characters who all contribute well to the book's subject matter.
New Book tells a comical story dealing with people's attitudes toward food and obesity.
Being fat is undeniably an embarassing experience. Fat George knows this and nobody realizes that he has a bright mind trapped in his fat body. With the release of the new book Fathead, readers will witness his exploits and his obsession for food. Author Robert Lesser dises a comical twist on the health issue of obesity that will leave you amused.
Fathead begins when Fat George describes himself and his general outlook. For him, being a worker in a mint candy factory, the only food that exists are Hershey's Chocolate Almond Bars. In his mind, he groups other humans as either Vanilla or Chocolate people. Fat George prides in his "impeccable" hygiene and uses it as a weapon against criticism or insensitive jokes. In telling his thoughts and life, George takes us to his favorite bar, workplace, and his home, and introduces the people who add flavor to his life including his very own relatives--Aunt Mabel who is "fat only on the left side" and his cousin Jules who goes through insane tactics to combat Hitler's last secret weapon. The Fat Germ.
Filled with wit and amusements, Fathead is a lively portrayal of people's different attitudes toward food and obesity--obsession, fear or hatred. Its story is filled with many interesting characters who all contribute well to the book's subject matter.
232 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 14, 2004
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