Title: a hugely disturbing children's book
Product review: As someone who has always been overweight, naturally I bristled at Stephen Cosgrove's _Catundra_. But the book isn't just about fat; it's far more troubling than that. It imparts the message that if other people make fun of you for being different, you're the one that ought to change. That Catundra *can* change is a matter of luck; that she is badgered into it is a tragedy.I wouldn't go so far as to say that this book should be kept out of the hands of children, but I do think that any reading of it should be accompanied by intensive discussion.
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