Katherine Schwarzenegger

Secrets to Loving Your Inner and Outer Beauty from Someone Who’s Been There and Back In an age when six-foot-tall, 100-pound models blaze from every billboard, television ad, and magazine, an increasing number of girls are making themselves miserable and even unhealthy to meet a standard of beauty that, thanks to Photoshop, does not even exist. Today, an estimated eight million Americans have an eating disorder and seven million of them are girls and young women. Girls today face enormous amounts of pressure to be attractive, to be thin, to dress a certain way, and to never even have a hair out of place or—god forbid—a pimple. Everyone—from marketers to males—wants a piece of them and girls are truly under siege. Navigating these rough waters is difficult not only for girls, but for their well-meaning mothers as well. Katherine Schwarzenegger, who struggled with her own body image issues growing up, is no stranger to this widespread dearth of confidence. Now a healthy, happy college student, Katherine is on a mission to help girls everywhere learn to love their bodies and themselves in her first book, ROCK WHAT YOU’VE GOT: Secrets to Loving Your Inner and Outer Beauty from Someone Who’s Been There and Back