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Fat Cat

Robin Brande

Paperback | Pages: 318 pages

Rating: 3.88 | 5314 Users | 724 Reviews

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Title	:	Fat Cat
Author	:	Robin Brande
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 318 pages
Published	:	November 28th 2016 by Ryer Publishing (first published October 13th 2009)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Realistic Fiction. Romance. Contemporary. Teen. Fiction

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An experiment so bold, anyone might think it was a little crazy...
Catherine Locke is smart, ambitious, and--okay, not the slimmest girl around. But she's always cared more about her brain than her body. So far that's gotten her where she wanted: into the most advanced, competitive science class at her high school, where she'll once again face her fiercest rival, Matt McKinney.

The guy who once broke her heart.

If Cat's plan works, she'll win it all: a huge improvement in her body and her lifestyle, first prize at the science fair, admission to the college of her choice, and best of all, revenge on Matt McKinney.

But as every scientist knows, even the best experiments can go wildly out of control...

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Original Title:	Fat Cat
ISBN:	0615952739 (ISBN13: 9780615952734)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	Milwaukee County Teen Book Award Nominee (2011), Michigan Library Association Thumbs Up! Award for Honor Book (2010), Missouri Gateway Readers Award Nominee (2012)

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Ratings: 3.88 From 5314 Users | 724 Reviews

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Sorry, guys. I had time today to snuggle up - fitted out with coffee, Cat and cookies. I liked it a lot and I had to keep reading and reading. It missed a few things to be perfect, though. Maybe I can verbalize them later.

After seeing the five gleaming golden stars that Fat Cat has on Amazon, I knew this book was a must read. Yet upon finishing Fat Cat, mixed feelings for this novel raced through my mind. This book is like a chunk of granite, embedded with both pretty and ugly flakes of other rock. Overall, its good qualities marginally dominate the poor ones, making this novel a sweet, light read that managed to alter my own lifestyle.I was not sure what to make of Cat's personality; There were times when I

This read could have been a favorite: the writing is good, with an easy flow, the characters are mostly clever and nice (well, except Amanda who'is boringly perfect and Matt who doesn't have a chance to have a personality), the main theme is brilliant and fun. But I couldn't help having a permanent sense of botched writing during my reading. This book has such bright qualities that its flaws are sadly emphasised. Nothing catastrophic, this read was quite enjoyable, but I didn't appreciate the

This book reminded why I love reading so much. I learned so many new things without being banged over the head with textbook mumbo jumbo. I almost fell out of chair when she talked about the Tarahumara indians (it's a joke in my family). Cat is well fat and is carrying around a lot of resentment. She is smart and she has good friends but again she's fat. Every year she enters the science fair and this year she plans to beat Matt no matter what happens. The experiment that she takes on is pretty

Definitely an inspiring and motivating story as the main character embarks on an ambitious experiment to see what would happen if she cut out processed food, artificial sweeteners, technology and motorized transportation. It was amazing to see Cat morph into a new person both in body and attitude and refreshing to hear her tell her story in such an inspiring and snarky voice. I had a great time following her through her journey.About the book: Catherine Locke and Matt McKinney have been arch

Honestly? This was garbage. It spins a message of self acceptance that comes only after the main character has literally transformed her physical appearance and as a direct result gained the affections of her true love.The fact that Matt once called Cat (UGH, I KNOW) fat when they were 13 and that she held an active grudge against him and refused to speak to him for over three years, had NOTHING to do with the fact that she wanted to lose weight. Riiiiight.The author tries to make the reader

In the spirit of New Year's resolutions, and with a taste for something light and fluffy, I decided to give Fat Cat a go.When Cat pulls a photograph of a gathering of our Homo Erectus ancestors I will not snicker, I am a grown up for a science project, she decides to ask the question,CAN MODERN HUMANS BENEFIT FROM RETURNING TO THE EATING & LIFESTYLE HABITS OF THE EARLY HOMININS?with herself as the guinea pig. Cat lacks confidence. Cat hates her body. So this piece of insanity marvelous idea