Redefining Beautiful

Redefining Beautiful

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This is a story about a fat girl. It's not easy being overlooked, out-shined, or picked on. Charlie Anna Bates, an eighth grader at J. Elmore Middle School, knows all about how that feels. In this relatable novel, Charlie trades in her sweats and poor eating habits for make-up and slender legs over the summer before Freshman year in order to save the crumbling friendship with her star athlete, socialite best friend, Destiny. The skinny life escalates into more than Charlie wished for when she develops feelings for Destiny's crush and she falls into a trap that leads to her half-naked picture surfing through Emery High School. Can Charlie find stable ground? Or will she be a victim of her doubtful thoughts? Follow Charlie on her journey to discover who she is, and to empower every girl out there that beauty is truly from within. **This is not an unpublished story. You can purchase your copy on Amazon. Click the link in my bio.
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Ana

Life as a child was amazing. Your weight didn't matter. Your clothes didn't matter. Your parents money didn't matter. All that mattered was who you were going to play with, but that's all gone now. My sister hates me, my mom has no time for me, and my dad, well he left me. My life has been one whirlwind after another. Except I'm content with it, till it all comes crashing down. Every television, billboard, and magazine is covered with models. Models that are supposed to be role models, for us. Perfect face, perfect body, perfect life. I have none of those things. All my life I've never cared that I was over weight, and didn't wear makeup. Who knew a boy could change all of that? That's when I decided to starve myself, force myself to look like the girls in the magazines. Who knew all I was doing was slowly killing myself? Life likes to play games, except my game is called Ana and I don't think I will survive. (unedited) Cover by: MadHatter_25

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