5 ***** REVIEW FOR EAT YOUR HEART OUT
***** Review for Eat Your Heart Out
Andi’s Books
Our society has a fixation on food that permeates almost all areas of our lives. And it complicates how we view ourselves and our relationships. This story delves into that from different perspectives. And those perspectives are extremely honest and something you’ll see every single day, from the stories we tell ourselves to what people around us are saying. No matter your size, I’m sure you’ll recognize something.
And then of course, the dating part. How do you tackle dating later in life? Then there is the whole friends issue with the potential to date. And if you do decide to date, how will that go? Add in the complications of also being coworkers and the identity of the new vice-principal. Don’t even get me started on their new principal at school. I had some flashbacks to my teaching years that I’d rather forget.
There’s a lot of REAL in this story, with plenty of moments to make you smile, as well as to make you think. It’s not a lighthearted rom-com, but it is still quite enjoyable. I’m glad I picked up this one as well.
I received a requested review copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.