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Weighting to Live
'I'm sprawled on the sofa holding my stomach tenderly with floppy fingers ... I am never eating again. The Queen is talking to the nation, but all I can think about are the falafels in the fridge.'
She can’t wait to finally start living, but first she must lose weight and stop pulling out her eyebrows then everything will be perfect. Weighting to Live follows one woman’s struggle to stop living for tomorrow in the midst of the illness of her beloved grandmother, a miserable boss, a crazy family, inner demons and a lack of self-belief.
Along the way she might find true love … and a cat called Nigel.
She can’t wait to finally start living, but first she must lose weight and stop pulling out her eyebrows then everything will be perfect. Weighting to Live follows one woman’s struggle to stop living for tomorrow in the midst of the illness of her beloved grandmother, a miserable boss, a crazy family, inner demons and a lack of self-belief.
Along the way she might find true love … and a cat called Nigel.
- GenresContemporary
199 pages, ebook
First published February 26, 2015
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November 9, 2020
A fun book, very real. A girl with her own issues with weight and other personal issues, a crazy (and often horrible) family, a grandmother with a terminal illness, and a horrible job, falls in love and attempts to work out why he loves her despite all of the things going on with her. A quick and enjoyable read.
March 24, 2024
Easy readiny
Plot line is good and shows the dysfunctional family well, but the ending was very disappointing. I'd like to see a sequel.
Plot line is good and shows the dysfunctional family well, but the ending was very disappointing. I'd like to see a sequel.
October 10, 2015
Loved this book. It was a real bonus as I got it as a Goodreads giveaway so might have missed it otherwise. Also got a lovely handwritten card from the author Lily Divine. It's a lovely story, funny but with a lot of pathos and angst. Would recommend.
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