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Whole Girl

Live Vibrantly, Love Your Entire Self, and Make Friends with Food

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2 of 2 copies available

As seen in the New York Times, Rachael Ray Show, E! Daily Pop, ABC TV (KATU), Justine, mindbodygreen, and Shape.
 
"Sadie's clearly the smartest person in the room, and she's just 19 ... Sadie, you're brilliant." —Rachael Ray
"Approachable and engaging, Radinsky exudes best friend vibes ... A useful, accessible self-help guide." —Kirkus Reviews
"[Sadie's] outlooks ... are so refreshing and comforting in these troubled times when teens are up against so much terrible coercion to feel as though they aren't good enough. She's a true role model." —Jameela Jamil, actress (The Good Place), activist, founder of I Weigh
"Smile!" "Don't eat too much." "You're so bossy." Society constantly squelches young women and tells us all the ways that we're wrong. But we reject these limitations. We are all strong, different—and complex.
In this unique book, teen writer and recipe creator Sadie Radinsky offers practices, tips, and exercises to help young women embrace their whole selves. Each chapter welcomes a different mood (like mad, blue, wild, cozy) to empower all parts of their lives. The book includes: Tips and insights for navigating some of young women's biggest issues today45 delicious gluten-free, Paleo treat recipesWell-being practices like getting enough sleep, exercise as self-love, and creating a good relationship with foodTalks with experts and celebrities who share fresh adviceMindful Movements, from yoga to tree-climbing
 

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    • Kirkus

      January 1, 2021
      The 18-year-old founder of WholeGirl.com shares advice and recipes that encourage readers to fully embrace their whole selves. Each chapter is organized into three parts aimed at connecting readers to a different mood or way of being, with the goals of honoring and appreciating oneself, living more mindfully, and increasing awareness of harmful societal messages around food and bodies. Each chapter's mood is framed as a way of being (e.g., "Be Loving," "Be Unsure," "Be Mad") connected to issues faced by young women and offering ways to use that mood to overcome challenges. Exercises suited to the mood--yoga, dancing, and even tree climbing--are presented as pleasurable acts of self-care. Concluding each chapter are recipes that aim to remove the shame surrounding enjoyment of sweet treats. The paleo, gluten-free, and dairy-free recipes are loosely connected to the chapter's mood (nutritional information is not provided). Approachable and engaging, Radinsky exudes best friend vibes; it's no wonder she is a popular blogger and podcaster. Although the title indicates young women are the primary audience, the author acknowledges that gender is a spectrum and welcomes all readers, regardless of identity. Pastel-colored sketches of women of varied skin tones and a range of body sizes as well as full-color photographs of each recipe and photos of the author, who is thin and White, demonstrating the exercises enhance the text. A useful, accessible self-help guide. (notes, resources, recipe index) (Self-help. 12-18)

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