More To Love, written & illustrated by Elizabeth Patch

Chubby hubbies sounds awesome. Please do!

Thanks cedareden! Men as well as women suffer from self-esteem issues (and discrimination too) because of weight. We need to accept & respect the diversity of sizes as much as we respect & accept all the other features that make people so interesting, unique and attractive. I may start drawing some "chubby hubbies" too!

(continued from below) So, altho your gloriously detailed illustrations are of voluptuous women, they even helped this "chubby hubby!" (Oooo - hope that doesn't get me in trouble with Jen and Berries - wink wink)

I bought and read your book after watching the video and , "Thanks!" I'm not the target audience, being a guy and all. But you know, before I had to take meds that caused me to gain weight I was very fit. I'd scoff at a guy with a roll. I got more attention from the ladies. The shoe is on the other foot (or the fat pants are on the other guy) and I see how the world treats you differently. Its not ok to be larger than the TV ideal (tho most Americans are). to be continued

Ms. Patch - your illustrations are wonderful! And animated? Wow! Makes me want a full-length cartoon of More to Love characters in those wonderfully rendered settings and backgrounds.

Thanks for sharing!

Elizabeth - your book is a gem and your message is completely inspirational. I hope every woman struggling with the idea of being "fat" sees this video and buys your book. They'll have wished it was around YEARS ago!! Thank you!!

Congratulations Elizabeth - your book is a perfect reminder that beuty comes from within.

Michelle Jolly