Reviews - Size Doesn't Matter

262 reviews for:

Size Doesn't Matter

Meg Cabot

3.78 AVERAGE

kimmypete1's review against another edition

5.0

So. Very. Good. Even though I have other things to read I will probably jump right into the next book anyway. Heather Wells is so much fun and Cooper is just... sigh.

shoelessgirl's review against another edition

3.0

WTF was that ending with Cooper? I wanted them to get together as much as anyone, but ugh. A shame, as otherwise I liked this quite a bit.

shinychick's review against another edition

3.0

I actually liked this one for the interpersonal drama better than the mystery. Thus far, of the three Heather Wells book, the first [b:Size 12 is Not Fat|23220|Size 12 Is Not Fat (Heather Wells, #1)|Meg Cabot|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1259077761s/23220.jpg|3239380] is my favorite, and this is my next... The second [b:Size 14 is Not Fat Either|23217|Size 14 Is Not Fat Either (Heather Wells, #2)|Meg Cabot|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1255678915s/23217.jpg|3239501] was good, but maybe a little more farfetched than I would have liked. I'm really getting to like Gavin, and I hope that there will be more books after the events in this one; that Heather and Cooper getting together and deciding to get married won't mean the end of the series. [This is the problem with a lot of chicklit... Marriage is the End.:]

imnotohkay's review against another edition

5.0

*delighted squealing*

sarawithoutanh's review against another edition

3.0

This is probably my least favorite book in the series so far. I thought the mystery was a little formulaic and I didn't really love the ending. There was a progression in the main relationship that seemed very sudden and random to me. But I still had fun while reading this and look forward to reading the next book.

tarryncurrentlyreading's review against another edition

3.0

I probably enjoyed this book the best out of the series so far (there's going to be more, right?). Because it was the most predictable it was quicker to get through. What can I say, I like cliches best. At least when they're done right.