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Stephanie Klein (1) (1975–)

Autor(a) de Moose: A Memoir of Fat Camp

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2 Works 520 Membros 25 Reviews 2 Favorited

About the Author

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Obras de Stephanie Klein

Moose: A Memoir of Fat Camp (2008) 286 cópias

Etiquetado

Conhecimento Comum

Nome padrão
Klein, Stephanie
Data de nascimento
1975-09-29
Sexo
female
Nacionalidade
USA
Locais de residência
Austin, Texas, USA
Educação
Barnard College (BA - English)
Columbia University
Ocupação
memoirist
television writer
blogger
photographer
Organizações
WGA
Authors Guild
Agente
Joe Veltre (Artists Literary Group)
Pequena biografia
A foodie who sometimes abuses hair-care products, Stephanie Klein is an acclaimed author and photographer with a cultlike following. Her work has been published internationally, and her site stephanieklein.com was recently ranked the 26th most powerful blog in the world by The Observer in the UK.

With a fearless and surprisingly wise voice, Stephanie puts into words what so many of us feel but cannot ourselves articulate. A new mother of twins and an authority on body issues and relationships, Stephanie Klein is also the acclaimed author of the wildly popular Straight Up and Dirty--which has been optioned by NBC Universal—and of her newest release Moose: A Memoir of Fat Camp. A former red-carpet photographer, Ms. Klein’s photographs currently hang in all the rooms and corridors of the Hotel Gansevoort in NYC. She and her blog have been profiled on the cover of the New York Times Style Section, and she’s appeared on 20/20, The TV Food Network, and The Today Show, among others.

She’s a person to whom many turn for advice, to think about their own lives and choices. A former food-critic who has “survived” an obese childhood, divorce, miscarriage, an abortion, and the premature birth of her boy-girl twins, there’s plenty of material and people who relate to her gut-wrenchingly honest musings, which are always filled with equal parts humor and heart. Whether you’re looking for advice, to laugh, or to commiserate, one thing’s for sure: Stephanie Klein will always make you think.

Membros

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I had purchased and read Ms Klein's other memoir, Straight Up and Dirty, and liked it so much I immediately wish-listed this one. I might have been in a different mind-set by the time I finally got it, or maybe I just don't relate with Stephanie's struggles as a mid-grade pudgy girl, but I wasn't as entertained by this one. I was quite struck by how sexual this young lady was at her age and how much of 'fat camp' is devoted to sexual experimentation..
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EmScape | outras 19 resenhas | Feb 13, 2020 |
Amusing in parts and very moving in parts. I wish the narrative had been a little easier to follow, but overall I really enjoyed it.
 
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lovelypenny | outras 4 resenhas | Feb 4, 2016 |
I found this book to be sad. This is unusual since it is written with a great sense of humour and honesty. The story of a young girl battling with her weight and her experiences at "fat camp". The sad part was that she was so obsessed with her weight at such a young age (11) and the importance everyone in her life put on her "weight". All else aside, although the author was very honest in the book, I did not like her very much ... this was unfortunate since it was a good book that I found I just didn't enjoy very much. Make sense?
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ChristineEllei | outras 19 resenhas | Jul 14, 2015 |
I had mixed feelings about this book. I was never a particularly overweight child, but as a teen and adult, I've certainly experienced my own battles with my weight and accompanying self-image, so I was curious to read about what it was like for someone else.

I definitely empathized with her love/hate relationship with food, sneaking & gorging on those foods, and "well-meaning" comments from family regarding her eating habits & weight.

I didn't find this memoir riveting, but it was interesting to see what a fat camp experience was like for a child so enrolled, and to see how the damage being fat did to her in childhood continues to influence her adult life.… (mais)
 
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puttocklibrary | outras 19 resenhas | Oct 12, 2012 |

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Estatísticas

Obras
2
Membros
520
Popularidade
#47,760
Avaliação
½ 3.4
Resenhas
25
ISBNs
16
Idiomas
2
Favorito
2

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