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Hunger

A Memoir of (My) Body
Summary:

The book is a deeply personal narrative that explores the author's relationship with food, body image, and self-care, stemming from a traumatic event in her childhood. It delves into societal expectations of beauty and the author's struggles with weight, identity, and self-acceptance.

Key points:

1. Body Image: The book discusses Gay's struggle with weight and societal beauty standards, and their impact on her self-esteem.

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