How To Never Look Fat Again, Charla Krupp – Review

TITLE: How To Never Look Fat Again
AUTHOR: Charla Krupp
PUBLISHER: Springboard Press
PUBLICATION DATE: March 10, 2010
PAGES: 264 pages
GENRE: Non-Fiction, Fashion Resource

FROM THE BOOK FAERY REVIEWS…How To Never Look Fat Again by Charla Krupp is a great fashion resource to have around when wanting to look the best in our clothes. It includes “over 1,000 ways to dress thinner – WITHOUT DIETING!” Hello…this is DEFINITELY the book for many of us that haven’t spent the necessary time or even money to look as great as we could be! This is the book helps you look great at ANY size. Lots of REAL photos showing you the differences that a change can make and TRULY make you “thinner by dinner”.

The chapters you’ll find within this hardback include:

Intro – Raise your hand if you think you look fat

Chapter 1 – Are Your Clothes Making You Look Fat?

Chapter 2 – How To Never Look Fat with a Wide Face

Chapter 3 – How To Never Look Fat with a Thick Neck + Broad Shoulders

Chapter 4 – How To Never Look Fat with Arm Flap

Chapter 5 – How To Never Look Fat with Big Bust

Chapter 6 – How To Never Look Fat with Muffin Top + Back Fat

Chapter 7 – How To Never Look Fat with Buddha Belly

Chapter 8 – How To Never Look Fat with Wide Hips + Thighs

Chapter 9 – How To Never Look Fat with Big Booty

Chapter 10 – How To Never Look Fat with Heavy Calves

Chapter 11 – How To Never Look Fat with Wide Feet + Ankles

Chapter 12 – How To Never Look Fat in Summer

Chapter 13 – How To Never Look Fat in Winter

Chapter 14 – How To Never Look Fat in Workout Wear

Chapter 15 – How To Never Look Fat in The Evening

Chapter 16 – How To Never Look Fat Again

You better believe that after going through this book I’m cleaning out the closet and getting rid of anything that makes me look fat. THEN I’m taking my 5’1” self to the tailor to get some pants hemmed! FORGET the fat cuff look for me!

How To Never Look Fat Again is definitely a keeper for my shelves and I even love the fact that it’s in hardback so it will last for many future uses. The only downside I can think of at the moment is that I wish the hard front cover was printed on and it didn’t have a jacket AND I thought the price of $26.99 was a bit much for this book.

Still…I give it 5 stars since it will surely be re-read and sitting on my resource shelf.