<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br><p>Lingerie is the foundation for every woman's wardrobe, but it's also where we feel the most pressure to be beautiful--and feel the most shame at falling short of impossible standards. Concerns about our age, body type, family expectations, jobs, and romantic partners crowd into the dressing room with us. The result is a bra that fits other people's standards instead of our own bodies. <p/> As a bra-fitter at a high-end department store for more than a decade, Natalee Woods watched women bravely facing down their fears and embracing what worked for them. <i>FULL SUPPORT</i> shares their stories.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Lingerie is the foundation for every woman's wardrobe, but it's also where we feel the most pressure to be beautiful--and feel the most shame at falling short of impossible standards. Concerns about our age, body type, family expectations, jobs, and romantic partners crowd into the dressing room with us. The result is a bra that fits other people's standards instead of our own bodies. <p/> As a bra-fitter at a high-end department store for more than a decade, Natalee Woods watched women bravely facing down their fears and embracing what worked for them. <i>FULL SUPPORT</i> shares their stories.<p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br><em>When one of my customers stood before the mirror in the dressing room and lifted her G-sized breasts to her mouth and kissed them, I had a moment of clarity. My job as a bra fitter wasn't about how many bras I could sell, but who was wearing them. And at that moment of clarity, while Georgia Pickens continued to bond with her extremely large breasts as I stood behind her with my measuring tape, I also realized I have stories to tell--honest, compelling stories. </em> <em>Boob Job: Confessions of a Department Store Bra Fitter </em>details Natalee Woods's experience working in the lingerie department of a well-known department store, fitting women for bras for over a decade. Woven into the humor are subtle and profound insights into larger issues, such as the relationship between women and their bodies, evolving ideas about women's breasts and their sexual, social, and cultural implications, and how women negotiate all these influences and pressures as they stand before the mirror in the dressing room. <br /><br />Filled with plenty of awkwardness and an undeniable sense of relatability, Natalee Woods has offered a peek behind the curtain to remind us that retail workers are just as complicated as the rest of us.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Natalee Woods</b> holds a BA in English from Washington State University and an MFA in Writing from the California Institute of the Arts. Her work has been featured in the <i>Huffington Post</i>, <i> Chatelaine</i>, <i> Reader's Digest</i>, and <i>Salon</i>. Natalee spent over a decade working in multiple lingerie departments, fitting women for bras in both Seattle and Los Angeles. The experiences and lessons she learned along the way, ultimately led her to write her debut book, <i>Full Support: Lessons Learned in the Dressing Room. </i>Natalee currently teaches English literature and creative writing within the public school system. Her teaching has magnified her passion for advocating for socially marginalized youth and criminal justice reform. Natalee currently lives in Seattle and has a penchant for leather jackets. She spends her free time enjoying indie films, local music, and planning her next trip. You can find a complete collection of her work at nataleewoods.com.
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