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by Jennifer Weiner
About 50 pages (15,075 words)

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What do you believe is the source of Cannie's hostility toward Tanya? Is this hostility justified? Why or why not?

Do you agree with Bruce's statement, "Fat is the last acceptable prejudice, that fat people are the only safe target in our politically correct world'? Why or why not?

When Joy is in the hospital, Cannie admits that her real anger is at herself for "failing Joy". What do you think she means by this?

To what degree did Cannie's father influence her adult life?

Discuss how Cannie's relationship with her mother changes over the course of the novel.

What role.....

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