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Within this sincere, incisive book, Danielle Steel remembers the benefits of unusual elegance while discovering profoundly resounding problems of fat, self-image, household, and sisterhood.   LARGE GIRL   A fat little girl with normal looks, Victoria Dawson has often felt out-of devote her family, particularly in body-aware L.A. While her parents and sibling can-eat anything and not gain an ounce, Victoria must-watch everything she takes, in addition to withstand her father’s belittling remarks about her body and observe her educational accomplishments go unacknowledged. Ice-Cream and oversized servings of all of the wrong ingredients provide her convenience, but just briefly.