Curvy Girls Can't Date Bullies (The Curvy Girl Club® Book 6)

Loved this story... they just keep getting better and better. I was a little worried I wouldn't really take to this next generation of curvy girls but boy was I wrong! Keep em coming!

Curvy Girls Can't Date Bulliesby Kelsie SteltingBook 6 in the Curvy Girls ClubRating: 4/5Release date: February 27, 2021Kelsie Stelting does it again! With a new group of seniors at Emerson Academy, Stelting continues her heartfelt stories that encourage teenage girls to love themselves for who they are and stick up for those around them.While Cori is Ginger's younger sister and the twins' older sister, she feels neglected and ignored by her overprotective parents. While walking into her first day of senior year, she spots a classmate getting teased and corralled by Ryker and his fellow bullies. Cori decides to speak up for her friend and starts a war with Ryker. When the school hears about the event, they offer forming The Curvy Girls Club 2.0 and new friendships follow trying to get back at Ryker. However, Ryker starts seeing Cori differently and seems to want to change for her. Can Cori trust her heart to Ryker after all he's done including making Ginger's life miserable? Is he really interested in changing who he is to be worthy of her?I thoroughly enjoyed this story and it was interesting to see the changes that Cori and Ryker go through. I admit the story was a bit predictable but that's what tropes are lol. I do not condone bullies but I do know that bullies can also have insecurities and troubles. Redemptive stories are always inspiring, and swoon-worthy grand gestures always make me smile (or squeal). I laughed. I cried. I sighed. Body positive books for teenage girls are harder to find and I appreciate what the author does in this entire series. When/If I have a daughter, I will definitely be recommending these books for her to read.Highly recommend if you enjoy clean YA fiction with romance and humor and heart.My thanks to the author for providing me with an ARC of the book. All opinions expressed here are entirely my own. No positive review was expected and no compensation received.

I loved it because I felt every emotion and I hated Ryker but then loved him so I really enjoy the story. I love that cori had her story told I was hoping she would. And we got to read about ginger and ray a little . I can read all the curvy girls stories over and over and hope after all the books are done that are out I know there is one coming out in January but wish we can have update books of the girls because they are that great . Can read them forever. And to know how they doing and how and when they get married and their future. These books are amazing because it's hard for me to not get bored with series . But this series I really enjoy it and I can't stop reading them and each book is even better than the last . I respect people's opinions . I really do but my opinion I feel there isn't enough series like this especially people that are curvy and have a disability so I wish there was more . Kelsie is one of my favorite writers. My top favorite . I have all her books downloaded to this series and her other series can't wait to finish the series and her other series .

Loved the story. I read it 2x probably going to read again. Loved the fact that Ryder saw the the he treated people thru Rory's eyes. I think this was the best of the whole series.

Another well written, entertaining novel in a series I’ve fallen in love with! A highly recommended read novel wise and series wise!

Been reading Kelsie's book for a while now and I love how she portrays girls that don't fit the ideal look. I feel like these curvy girl books give many teenage girls the confidence to be themselves and not to take crap from bullies.

Thank you so much to Kelsie for reaching out to me to review this! All thoughts and opinions are my own.“Why can’t healing be linear?”I have thoroughly enjoyed this series. But, this might just be my favorite one yet. I absolutely adored Ginger’s book, so I had high hopes for Cori’s. Cori reminded me a lot of me. The fact she continually felt invisible, used sports as an outlet and was always concerned about how she looked. That was me to a T in high school. This met all of my expectations and then some.I’m not normally a person that goes for a bully redemption arc to lover. Most that I’ve read haven’t been done right and venture into the land of abuse. While there was definitely some verbal assaults hurled at Cori (and her friends) this could’ve gone much worse. I think this was done so tastefully. I loved how it was done and i genuinely think Ryker was redeemable. Honestly by the end I think I was in love with him. This was fun, heartfelt and a true testament that anyone can change.

In the latest installment of the “Curvy Girl’s” Series, Kelsie Stelting starts us with the new 2.0 version of the club. Cori is the little sister of Ginger from the first group who is pitted against Ryker, an antagonist reader’s should be familiar with. Cori is fed up with Ryker and his friends being bullies to anyone who doesn’t fit with their idea of beauty. When she stands up to him and pushes back on the first day of school, the battle is on! The big question is who will win the War. Cori is playing the game in the early days, but as she gets to know the real Ryker she see’s beneath the harsh exterior to someone who really wants to be a good person but isn’t sure how to get there, or is that really the truth? To get the whole story and see who wins in the end be sure to read “Curvy Girls Can’t Date Bullies” and enjoy the Ride!

The book is surely well written but it tends to follow a pattern set by the five previous volumes: the curvy girl falls in love with a handsome boy, everything goes well until a misunderstanding and they reconciliate at the end.That's it.

Wow, just freaking wow. I can't begin to tell you how much I loved this book. I loved Cori's appearances in CGC and was so happy to find out that she was getting her own book. I love how her group of friends and girls that the teacher put together became the CGC 2.0. At first I was worried that I wasn't going to like it as much as the first group of girls but I loved it Cori and Rykers story was amazing I have to admit that I kinda hated Ryker in the beginning but came to love him in the end I loved the chemistry between the girls and love the chemistry between Cori and Ryker even more. I laughed so hard at some of the pranks that the Curvy Girls Club 2.0. Played on Ryker to get back at him for his Bullying ways. I'm not going to lie I cried, I cried so hard when Cori over heard what was said in the locker room and I cried even more when Ryker laid it out In front of everyone at the homecoming game. I came to love Rykers softer side. I loved that Anna the little girl from the first set of books was still making appearances and I loved that we got to hear how the first Curvy Girls Club was getting on in college. I honestly can't wait to read the next book in the series I'm so excited for this group of girls.

It’s witty with heartbreak. Love a book the makes me laugh as well as being a tear jerker. This book continues the series whilst starting a new one as well with the introduction of a new set of characters. Best to read in order.

I loved this story, I like how the new Curvy Girls were introduced and I love how the original Curvy Girls were included into the story as well as other characters that popped up in the original series.Cori and Ryker are an amazing couple can’t wait for the rest

Cori and Ryker were so cute. Ryker really was a nasty bully in this story and Cori was a strong curvy girl who wasn't afraid to stand up for herself and her friends. I really enjoyed this story.