Madeleine George's Looks pulled me in with her way of making two complete opposites come together.
In this story, it shows how a pretty skinny girl and a fat girl become friends and work together to plot against their enemy Cara, a girl who hurt them both. Meghan Ball, the fat girl, loses her used to be friend Cara. When Aimme Zorn, the skinny girl, goes to Meghan's school, she meets Cara and they become what you would think to be friends.
At first you want to like Cara for practically taking Aimme under her wing as she started her life at a whole new school. Cara invited Aimme over to her house to read and discuss poetry they have written. When Aimme read one of her poems she had wrote, Cara practically said she had felt the same way when she was sick, but never knew how to put it into words. Cara asked to keep the poem so she could look at it because she really liked it. Cara then ripped Aimme off by stealing her words and entering into a poetry contest.
All during this time, Meghan wanted to tell Aimme how Cara was a bad person because of what had happened in her past. Finally Meghan gets the chance to tell Aimme and they become the friends you would never have expected.
I would recommend this book, only to people who like to read books about people that have eating disorders of some kind of eating problem. This book is not for everyone.
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