In this capitalist system, young people are a target market - a group of potential costumers. For consumers to buy a product, they must first believe they need it. And if those products are bodies, consumers must first be made to feel that their own bodies are not enough. A nice book with lots of different topics and a diverse selection of people. While I think some chapters were rather unncessary (specifically Tyra Banks contribution 'Non-Skinny People Who I Think Are Sexy As Hell'), others were really interesting. It's a really quick read, since the essays aren't that long. However, some of them were quite repetitive and I feel like it was rather superficial. I didn't take anything with me after finishing this book except for the message 'Love yourself', which isn't the most radicial idea.