Misfit

<p><b>'Hilarious and a timely look at women and our bodies' Juno Dawson</b><br><br><b>'Honest, rebellious and completely refreshing' Fearne Cotton</b><br><br>Charli Howard grew up thinking that she wasn't good enough. She wasn't pretty enough. She wasn't rich enough. She wasn't thin enough. Fitting in wasn't exactly easy. <br><br>Looking at the smiling girls in magazines, she came to the obvious conclusion: to be accepted, she has to be 'perfect'. <b>She had to be a model.</b><br><br>But what magazines don't tell you is that you can't Photoshop your problems away (and they can Photoshop a lot). <br><br>So, when you're the thinnest you've ever been, your agency fires you, and you're battling anxiety and an eating disorder to boot, how do you get through it? <br><br>You get angry, go viral and discover that, after all that, you're not alone. At least that's what Charli did.</p>