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Violence
None
No violence
Language
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Clean
Sexual Content
None
No sexual content
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Body image and family favoritism — Victoria's psychological journey; the parents who didn't see her; building self-worth
What this book is about
Victoria Dawson grew up in a family of beautiful, slim people — the child who never quite fit. Her parents favored her prettier, more petite sister. As Victoria grows into a teacher in New York, she must find her own definition of worth. Big Girl is a Danielle Steel novel about body image, family wounds, and what it takes to truly love yourself.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Body image struggles — Victoria's lifelong wound
Family favoritism — the sister who was preferred
A teacher finding her place — career and identity
Danielle Steel standalone
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