Title: I thought this was a book about Kessa, NOT her therapist...
Product review: I decided to give this book 2 stars instead of 1 because although the book is extremely stereotypical, it was readable and I didn't toss it aside like I would have if it was *really* awful. This book is definately not one that I'd read a second time though.The first half of the book is written more from Kessa's point of view...so the first half is ok. But then when she enters treatment, it seems to shift focus off of Kessa and the spotlight shines on her BRILLIANT, UNDERSTANDING, and WONDERFUL therapist. It gets very annoying after awhile. If I wanted to read a book about a therapist treating an anorectic I would find one... but I thought this book would be from the anorectics point of view. Anyway, needless to say, this book was somewhat of a disapointment... It's not really worth the read.
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