Big Girl

A Big fan of Danielle Steel. This is definitely a different book from her norm but I do think it shows a true side to reality on how shallow people are looking at "the outside only" of people.

I really enjoyed this book. The main character's struggle with her poor self image and dieting are easy to identify with

Anyone who's ever been a big sister with a younger sibling favored by parents needs to read this book! Once again, I've found that Danielle Steel has written a book that is not only good reading, but one that says something to older siblings who may be smarter, less funny, perhaps not as attractive, etc., as the baby of the family. How Victoria Dawson finally breaks herself out of this "mold" is a witty, yet revealing look at older sisters everywhere - even if they don't resemble Queen Victoria! Treat yourself to yet another good book by Danielle Steel - it's definitely worth purchasing, and even re-reading.

I think this is the most sensitively written Danielle Steel she ever did. I thoroughly enjoyed the story, and the ending.

Big Girl is a very easy read and it is in Danielle Steel's unmistakable style You will love the main character and hate her parents before you finish the first 30 pages and you will be rooting for her from the start. if you are a Danielle Steel fan, this is a must read. If you are not a fan...read it anyway!