Fat Girl Slim Returns

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Fat Girl Slim Returns

By: Marina Johnson

Narrated by: Sarah Cullum

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She’s got a brand new life and everything she wants...right?

The sequel to chicklit with a twist Fat Girl Slim.

The hated house of her childhood has been sold, and Alison now has a smart new apartment and a new, exciting career. Everything, in fact, that she’s ever dreamed of. Mother is but a sad and miserable memory. Life is good, life is slim. But then it all starts to go horribly wrong...again, and Alison has to ask herself - is it her? She’s trying her very best to be a good person, but it’s harder than she thought it would be and, if she’s honest, which she’s mostly not; it’s a bit boring. Is she more like Mother than she’d care to admit?

Literature & Fiction

Satire

Funny

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I think this book and the first are very clever. funny and entertaining but with the depth of character in Alison that we can all identify with. I love how she justifies her thoughts! She lies but with reason. I will play her in a film anytime!

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