Review: Fat Cat

Title: Fat Cat
Author: Robin Brande
Publisher:  Knopf Books for Young Readers
Publication Date:  Oct 13, 2009

Reviewer: Kati

Summary: You are what you eat. . . .

Cat smart, sassy, and funny—but thin, she’s not. Until her class science project. That’s when she winds up doing an experiment—on herself. Before she knows it, Cat is living—and eating—like the hominids, our earliest human ancestors. True, no chips or TV is a bummer and no car is a pain, but healthful eating and walking everywhere do have their benefits.

As the pounds drop off, the guys pile on. All this newfound male attention is enough to drive a girl crazy! If only she weren’t too busy hating Matt McKinney to notice. . . .

This funny and thoughtful novel explores how girls feel about their bodies, and the ways they can best take care of their most precious resource: themselves.

Review: You know by now I expected to be this amazing reviewer with all these followers. But to tell you the truth my reviews have been really sucky lately. I never put in enough information about the book of the characters. No information about the story line. I just book good must read. That's a real problem but I think I've lost my amazing reviewing technique and of course I never had an awesome spelling ability. And Just think I wanted to be an author one day... Maybe I should just stick to editing my friends storys... Anyways:

When I found the summary for this book on Amazon I was automaticly drawn to this book. I was not disapointed. I finished this book in maybe an hour. I loved every second of it. The characters are amazing. The feelings of the main character reflect my feeling so I connected with her. The book has lead me to think of topics I've never really thought about. Must read.

So as you can see I am still working on getting better at writing reviews I need my notebooks back so I can just write my reviews down then type them up like I use to... Oh boy.