Virginia Shreves feels like she comes from the perfect family, with one blemish-- her. Her father is a top executive whose favorite hobby is ogling stick-thin women, her mother is a successful psychologist and a diet and exercise fanatic, and her two older siblings are blond, wafer-thin, and all-around perfect. Virginia, on the other hand, shops in plus sizes, consumes junk food daily, and adheres to the "Fat Girl Code of Conduct." As if all this isn't bad enough, her best friend just moved to Walla Walla (the complete opposite side of the country!), and she's afraid of her new "friend" Froggy Welsh the Fourth (his real name) will look up her shirt and never come back. Then an unexpected phone call changes everything, and Virginia's family no longer seems quite so perfect. This book will hit home for anyone who has ever felt self-conscious or has had to re-evaluate the choices they were making.