Fat Chance

Fat Chance by Catherine Robinson, published by Scholastic in April 2007, is a 304-page work written in English. The narrative centers around Mattie, who is navigating the complexities of her new stepfamily life. Amidst these adjustments, she finds herself infatuated with her attractive neighbor, providing a welcome escape from her challenges. However, the situation becomes more complicated when her friend Lisa also develops feelings for Gabriel, leading to a tangled web of emotions and friendships.
Readers will encounter themes of adolescence and coming of age as they follow Mattie’s journey through family dynamics and social interactions. The story explores the pressures of self-image and the impact of obsession on relationships, particularly as Lisa grapples with the belief that losing weight is the key to winning Gabriel’s affection. This edition delves into the intricacies of blended families and the social themes that arise during this pivotal stage in life.
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Mattie’s still adjusting to stepfamily life, so drooling over her sexy neighbour is a welcome distraction. But when her mate Lisa falls for Gabriel too, life gets a lot more complicated. Is Lisa’s crush turning into an obsession? And why does she seem to think losing weight is the only way to Gabriel’s heart?
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