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| Part 1 | Winter 1978 | |
| "Who Do You Think You Are, Young Lady?" | 15 | |
| Captain of Justice | 22 | |
| Power Paragraph | 26 | |
| Real Women Don't Eat Dessert | 32 | |
| Thunder Thighs | 38 | |
| Sex Education | 46 | |
| Chameleon | 50 | |
| Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness | 54 | |
| "That's My Girl" | 59 | |
| The Lori Monument | 64 | |
| Sorry About the Milk Shake, Mr. President | 69 | |
| Day of Atonement | 76 | |
| Part 2 | Spring 1978 | |
| Please Help the Hungry | 85 | |
| Lactose Intolerant | 95 | |
| If You Can Pinch an Inch | 102 | |
| Level F, Section Pink | 108 | |
| Facts and Figure | 114 | |
| Shrink Me | 121 | |
| Absolute Delight | 127 | |
| Don't Talk with Your Mouth Full | 131 | |
| Chewing on Air | 139 | |
| "Hello, Angels ... It's Charlie" | 143 | |
| E Is for Electrolyte | 151 | |
| Part 3 | Summer 1978 | |
| Breck Girl | 159 | |
| Fractions | 164 | |
| Brownie | 171 | |
| Camp Cedars | 176 | |
| Nora | 179 | |
| Hey, Taxi | 188 | |
| Shereen's Jeans | 195 | |
| Life without Andy Gibb | 201 | |
| Cutting the Fat | 205 | |
| Secretary School | 208 | |
| North Star | 212 | |
| Do Not Resuscitate | 216 | |
| Stick Figure | 222 | |
| Eggshells | 227 | |
| You Can Never Be Too Rich or Too Thin | 231 | |
| Epilogue | 235 | |
| Acknowledgments | 239 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Maggie Donaldson
reviewed Stick Figure: A Diary of My Former Self on November 24, 2009
Stick Figure: A Diary of My Former Self
I don't quite understand how this is a memoir because it seems totally inaccurate.
One day Lori decides she is fat and stops eating almost entirely. She begins to drop weight rapidly and suffers from nothing - no headaches, dizziness, hunger pains, nada. She acts as though starving herself is the easiest thing in the world, despite having a very healthy appetite prior to this.
I decided that maybe Lori had an incredibly, incredibly severe case of anorexia, which would have made more sense, except that at the end of the book Lori sees her emaciated self in a mirror, decides she doesn't want to be sick anymore, and then just stops being sick.
So, thanks for making anorexia look like a joke Ms Gottlieb.
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