What happens when the words of others become the words inside your head? Here is a book that addresses the unassuming way bullying, fat shaming and weight stigma impacts the way a kid begins to think, feel and behave. 'A must read for tweens, parents and anyone who has tweens in their lives' Sabrina Rogers LMHCAly Rose LOVES musicals. Singing songs and acting out scenes make her feel alive? happy?and not alone. She also just started 5th grade and is stuck in a class full of popular kids, and feeling frustrated anxious. It's not a surprise that right from day one, she is NOT fitting in and has been quickly targeted as the 'fattest' kid in the class. So, obviously, this year is going to suck.It becomes personal when her grades theatre production of the year is posted, and it's her favorite musical ANNIE. Aly is devastated. There is NO WAY that she will be trying out now, because of course, no one has ever heard or will ever want to come and see a FAT ANNIE!The words of one of her popular classmates mouths, keeps spinning around in Aly's head, 'She could NEVER play Annie, she's enormous! Way too fat to even be a part of the play! Not only that, she would take up the whole stage! What is she even thinking? Doesn't she ever look in a mirror? I bet all she does is eat all day.'It is going to be a long year for Aly?unless?