Title: too superficial
Product review: This book should be classified Young Adult reading, I don't think the writing would hold the average adult's interest. Could the author mention ANY more often how gifted and wonderful she was in her eyes? This was unusual, for a child who apparently thought highly of herself to create issues with food. Eating disorders are so complex and I felt the author came off as a rebellious brat who didn't really have an illness, just a power trip she was winning. It didn't seem that her thoughts/feelings around eating changed, it was like she said, "Oh, okay... I'm bored with starving myself now."
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