Man....I dunno where to begin with this book. Yeah its that awesome! I've just started reading it and I'm abt 80 pages into it but lemme tell ya , Its just as good if not better than the rest of them in the "Stories 4 the Teens heart" series! I don't think the stories are just for teens either , anyone can read them and they are sure to enjoy them. The stories talk about real life situations and how others have coped with them. This book can really cheer a person up and help them out. I hope anyone who veiws this would read it and enjoy it! Best wishes to all ya'll out there!

This book was an inspiration to me. I am going through a lot of hard times right now and this book has helped me see that my problems aren't as bad as I thought they were. One of my favorite stories would have to be "Miracle at the Mall" on page 314. There's always a different way God lets people know he cares and loves us. I look forward to future books by Alice Gray. Also, I would like to thank the people who allowed their stories to be published.

THIS BOOK IS A GREAT READ FOR TEENS.THE STORIES ARE FUNNY,HEART
WARMING AND AT TIMES SAD.MOST OF THE STORIES TEACH VAUABLE LESSONS ON LIFE.MY FAVORITE STORY IN THE BOOK WAS DUMP BOY.THE LESSON THE CHILDREN LEARN AT THE END WAS REALLY TOUCHING.ANOTHER
FAVORITE WAS A POEM CALLED MAKING SARAH CRY(WHICH WILL HAVE ALL
YOU SCHOOL BULLYS WISHING FOR A SECOND CHANCE.BUY THIS BOOK AND LOVE THE STORIES JUST LIKE I DID.YOU WON'T BE DISAPPIONTED.

I bought this book some time ago and found it to be a very helpful source for overweight people. Living large can be very difficult and extra assistance is always needed.

Perhaps it isn't fair that I'm reviewing this book. After all, I am one of Ms. Sullivan's subjects--but that is how I came to know and love this book.

I've been fat my entire life, and always wished for someone to show me how and where to fit into a world that is not welcoming or accepting of people who don't fit the kind of airbrushed ideal displayed on magazine covers. Finally, there are resources compiled in a comprehensive, compassionate and unapologetic package, complete with examples of successful fat people who are thriving and making a difference--despite their so-called "inability to fit" the cookie-cutter image and standards which are so celebrated in our society.

Ms. Sullivan addresses every kind of need--from basics, such as clothing and personal care, to the essential tools (social support, activism, advocacy) necessary to evolve oneself into a confident, assertive and productive human being, regardless of body size.

Although I have been involved in the size acceptance movement for nearly 18 years, I am always thrilled and renewed by reading the struggles and triumphs of others. I recommend this book as a "must have" for all people of size, their partners, families and friends. With the resources represented here, any friend or family member can choose gifts, clothing and other necessities--including a fat-friendly travel package knowing it's just the right size. In fact, a copy of this book should be included with the tickets for that Alaskan cruise!

Susan Mason