Conversations with Anorexics: Compassionate and Hopeful Journey through the Therapeutic Process Hilde Bruch Jason Aronson, 1994 from Publisher's Weekly: This posthumous collection of case material illustrates the treatment modality successfully employed by psychiatrist Bruch with patients suffering from the eating disorder of anorexia. Two of her associates at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston have edited this final work, taped by the author before her death in 1984. Bruch makes the reader privy to the therapeutic ...             Starving For Attention7 reviews Cherry Boone O'Neill Dell, 1983 Hard-hitting, touching, amazingly helpful. Great read. + Authentic portrayal of why girls have eating disorders + Helpful to anorexics, but doesn't flatter her father + A Hopeful Read + must read for those who feel no one understands             The Echo Glass: A Novel about Anorexia Nervosa2 reviews Heather Morrall Rubery Press, 2006 Realistic approach I am not a teenager but as I have an interest in anorexia I decided to read this book. It follows three years of Jasmine's life (as EDd people know, an ED does not come and go in a short period of time). She faces emotional bullying and as a result struggles to deal with life. She then falls ...             I Am an Artichoke10 reviews Lucy Frank Holiday House, 1995 Wonderful story that is based on reality. + Reality Check + I Am An Artichoke + Frank Talk From Frank             Life Inside the "Thin" Cage: A Personal Look into the Hidden World of the Chronic Dieter9 reviews Constance Rhodes Shaw Books, 2003 The Key to the Cage + Life Inside the "Thin" Cage : + Painful but Honestly Written + DID I WRITE THIS?? + A real look at real life             Fasting Girls: The History of Anorexia Nervosa9 reviews Joan Jacobs Brumberg Vintage, 2000 Absolutely fascinating + great + Necessary Reading + Fun Informational Read + Stunning!             Thin17 reviews Lauren Greenfield Chronicle Books, 2006 The First book to give a TRUE look into the life of eating disorders. + Dying to be thin + sad + Excellent companion to the DVD + Wonderfully sad, shocking & informative             From Fasting Saints to Anorexic Girls: The History of Self-Starvation1 review W. Vandereycken, Ron Van Deth NYU Press, 1994 Very good Historical perspective on anorexia that really deepens the understanding of the disease. Many, many cases and examples mainly from European countries. Very good!             ANA'S GIRLS: The Essential Guide to the Underground Eating Disorder Community Online9 reviews Eda R. Uca AuthorHouse, 2004 Very informational: contains the best of the online communities. + Informative I just got the book yesterday and I love it. I am part of a few online ana conmmunities and already know a lot of the things presented in the book. This is the first book Ive found that presents only objective information. What I like most about it is that it contains most of the ...             The Golden Cage: The Enigma of Anorexia Nervosa, with a New Foreword by Catherine Steiner-Adair, Ed.D.3 reviews Hilde Bruch Harvard University Press, 2001 A must read for any parent with a mentally ill daughter + descriptive account of anorexia nervosa + Not just A remarkable description of the basic personality and family mechanisms involved in teenage mental disorders and their anorectic expression.             NOVA: Dying to Be Thin9 reviews Susan Sarandon WGBH BOSTON, 2004 VERY interesting! + Realistic Portrayal of Eating Disorders, Their Causes and Treatment (Compared to THIN) + Very informative + Excellent Presentation of Some of the Issues of Eating Disorders, But a Bit Muddled. + Interesting and informative.             Thin31 reviews Brittany Robinson, Alisa Williams (II) Hbo Home Video, 2006 brings me to tears everytime I see it + Good As a sufferer of an eating disorder for almost four years now, I would like to applaud Lauren Greenfield for making this extremely moving, heartbreaking documentary that shows the true, dark side of eating disorders. There are all sorts of documentaries and informational videos on eating disorders ...             The Best Little Girl in the World170 reviews Steven Levenkron Grand Central Publishing, 1989 I am/was Kessa because of this book... + quick and easy + Its a good book + The Best Little Girl in the World             Diary of an Anorexic Girl20 reviews Morgan Menzie Thomas Nelson, 2003 Talk About Real!!! + astonishing! + Amazing. Morgan Menzie's book was the first diary of an eating disorder I read, and is the reason why I continue to read more ED books. She unlike many ED authors talked about things other that just her eating disorder, such as relationships with friends, family and boyfriends. It's not a book that's all ...             The Hunger Scream4 reviews Ivy Ruckman Walker & Company, 1983 Eat your way through 'The Hunger Scream' + The Hunger Scream + AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH! (screaming, get it?) Have you ever felt self conscious about your self image? Imagine that all around people harass you about how you look; you are too fat or too thin. They look at you strange as you walk down the street. When you look in the mirror you don't see yourself the way that others see you. Well, in The ...             Wasted : A Memoir of Anorexia and Bulimia405 reviews Marya Hornbacher Harper Perennial, 1999 i am wasted, but i'm ready... + catharsis of my thoughts + Wasted by Marya Hornbacher + interesting             Life Without Ed: How One Woman Declared Independence from Her Eating Disorder and How You Can Too52 reviews Jenni Schaefer, Thom Rutledge McGraw-Hill, 2003 Great Book + a MUST read for ED sufferers AND family. + change my life + "Life Saver" + Helpful, but a Bit Too Simple             My Sister's Bones35 reviews Cathi Hanauer Delta, 1997 I devoured this book + excellent book..bad ending + This was a really good book + Karen's Review of My Sister's Bones + Not Just a Story About Anorexia             Stick Figure145 reviews Lori Gottlieb Berkley Trade, 2001 Hilarious + Written by an adult, from a childs point of view + Interesting, but disturbing I find the people who are insulted with this book highly entertaining. This is NOT supposed to be some complicated scientific approach to anorexia. If you are doubting that this was really written by an 11 year old girl maybe it is only because you are insecure with the fact that you weren't as ...             Eve's Apple: A Novel15 reviews Jonathan Rosen Picador, 2004 eating disorders and painful relationships + It touched me... + Strong first novel + Thought Provoking and Well Written + a wonderful book...