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Review: Yes, You Can Wear That: How To Look and Feel Fierce At Any Size by Abby Hoy
Thank you to NetGalley and Tiller Press for an eBook advanced copy of this in trade for a fair review. Release date 12/21!
This book is all about using fashion + love to go through life in a body you don’t hate. If you don’t know, Abby is a content creator/blogger who is always inspiring fans to be themselves and live boldly. And this book does just that.
This book is filled with reasons for letting go of body hate and learning to accept your body as it is. There are so many lovely pictures of Abby in bold outfits, showing the perfect display that you don’t have to look a certain way or have a certain body type to wear what makes you happy.
This book is filled with messages of how to let go of internalized messages from diet culture on how you should dress or look. It’s all about learning to love yourself. There’s even tips on how to deal with certain situations, job interviews, and dating.
I would recommend this book, especially if you are looking to start on a self love journey or have struggled with body image.
Just remember, what works for the author may not work for you. And that’s OK. Find what works best for you.
Thank you to NetGalley and Tiller Press for an eBook advanced copy of this in trade for a fair review. Release date 12/21!
This book is all about using fashion + love to go through life in a body you don’t hate. If you don’t know, Abby is a content creator/blogger who is always inspiring fans to be themselves and live boldly. And this book does just that.
This book is filled with reasons for letting go of body hate and learning to accept your body as it is. There are so many lovely pictures of Abby in bold outfits, showing the perfect display that you don’t have to look a certain way or have a certain body type to wear what makes you happy.
This book is filled with messages of how to let go of internalized messages from diet culture on how you should dress or look. It’s all about learning to love yourself. There’s even tips on how to deal with certain situations, job interviews, and dating.
I would recommend this book, especially if you are looking to start on a self love journey or have struggled with body image.
Just remember, what works for the author may not work for you. And that’s OK. Find what works best for you.
Moderate: Body shaming, Fatphobia