In Clothes Called Fat

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Self-loathing and body-image struggles bared.

In Clothes Called Fat is a must-read for anyone struggling with self-image and self-confidence. The graphic novel delves into the complexities of Noko's life, revealing the all-too-real issues that young women face in society. Anno's art is stunning and perfectly captures the emotions of the characters, making it a relatable and moving read.

In Clothes Called Fat

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ISBN: 9781939130433
Estimated First-hand Retail Price: RM96.36 MYR
Authors: Moyoco Anno
Publisher: Vertical Comics
Date of Publication: 2014-07-22
Format: Paperback
Related Topics: Graphic Novels, Comics, Manga
Goodreads rating: 3.5
(rated by 1428 readers)

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From the pen of Moyoco Anno comes a stunning tale of self-image and self-loathing. In Clothes Called Fat details the lives of young women earnestly revealing the struggles women may have with their bodies and sexuality.Noko appears to be living a great life, she's got a good job and a loving boyfriend, but beneath a thin veneer is a young woman who is struggling with her self-image and self-confidence as she fights to keep her weight down. To Noko, being 5 pounds overweight means being miles away from happiness in her lovelife and in her work-place.Originally serialized in a major weekly newsmagazine for adult women (Shukan Josei, the first of its kind to be launched in Japan), this early gem from graphic novel megastar Moyoco Anno may be her most searing work to be published in English yet, closer in spirit to some of the best stateside indie comics—ironically, given its mainstream pedigree—than to most translated manga. In Clothes Called Fat is an indispensable addition to your growing library of sequential art for mature readers.
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Self-loathing and body-image struggles bared.

In Clothes Called Fat is a must-read for anyone struggling with self-image and self-confidence. The graphic novel delves into the complexities of Noko's life, revealing the all-too-real issues that young women face in society. Anno's art is stunning and perfectly captures the emotions of the characters, making it a relatable and moving read.