
Format: Hardcover
150 Pounds by Kate Rockland
Date Read: February 2012
Genre: General Fiction, Womens Fiction

More Information:A smartly-written novel of two women starting at opposite ends of the scale--and finding compromise and friendship in their journey towards 150 poundsIn the fast paced life of blogging, two women stand out: Alexis Allbright, of Skinny Chick, and Shoshana Weiner, who writes Fat and Fabulous. Both have over five million loyal readers. Both are hungry for success. But the similarities stop there.With over 100 pounds on the scale separating them, weight isn't their only difference. Alexis is a loner who is so bitchy the only person who can stand her company is her gay best friend Billy. She gives neurotic New Yorkers a run for their money with her strict daily workout routine, and weighing of food. Shoshana is Alexis’s opposite. Living in Jersey with rowdy roommates, she is someone who “collects friends,” as her mother puts it; and treasures a life of expanding circles...and waistlines.
When both appear as panelists on a popular talk show, their lives intersect in ways neither could have imagined. In turns comedic, heartwarming--and familiar to any woman who's ever stepped on a scale--Alexis and Shoshana realize they have far more in common than either could have possibly imagined, and more importantly, something to offer.
Publisher: Thomas Dunne Books

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Overall Rating 4.25
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Character Rating 4.50
First Thought when finished: I am so glad I picked up this 150 Pounds by Kate Rockland!
What a fun read! This book is for anyone that has ever dieted, worried about weight, judged people walking down the street, or thought horrid thoughts about themselves. There will be someone in this book that you identify with and go “a-ha”! Seriously, I laughed, cried, and cringed right along with the characters. In the end, I was left with hopes and giggles 🙂
Final Thought: I would read this book again!
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