Big Girls by Danielle Steel

Victoria has been dealing with weight issues her entire life. Not only has she been listening to other kids call her “fat” and “chubby,” her own parents call her names. When Victoria’s baby sister, Grace, is born, Victoria feels like she has been forgotten. Victoria believes every choice she has made has been an insult to her parents. But when she snags a job in New York, she can escape the reality that she has been living for so long.

Although Grace has all the looks, and gains all the attention from their parents, the sisters remain very close. But when Grace decides to marry the exact replica of their dad, Victoria and Grace’s relationship changes for the worse. During the story, Victoria learns how to cope with who she is, and starts appreciating herself. ? Following Victoria’s journey along the road to understanding provides an enjoyable and entertaining trip for the reader.