Amazon.co.uk: The Best Eating Disorder Books

The Best Eating Disorder Books
A Listmania! list by Ella (London, Europe)

1. Wasted by Marya Hornbacher

The list author says:
	"Without doubt the finest book ever written on eating disorders. Hornbacher is an incredibly talented writer & her extraordinary story will shock anyone who dares read this no-holds barred account."

�6.39 Used & New from: �1.05

(70 customer reviews)

2. Good Girls Do Swallow by Rachael Oakes-Ash

The list author says:
	"This darkly comic tale of one woman's descent into anorexia, bulimia & compulsive overeating is truly fantstic. Australian Oakes-Ash is refreshingly honest, & her story is a gripping one. Fantastic."

�5.89 Used & New from: �0.01

(29 customer reviews)

3. The Best Little Girl in the World (Puffin Teenage Fiction) by Steven Levenkron

The list author says:
	"The book that started it all. The original anorexia book, infamous for its triggering nature. Still a must-read after all this years. A+"

Used & New from: �2.18

(17 customer reviews)

4. Anorexics on Anorexia by Rosemary Shelley

The list author says:
	"A collection of short stories written by a selection of suffers, all ages & from different social backgrounds. Provides insight into the way anorexia effects each person differently. Superb."

�14.20 Used & New from: �6.95

(2 customer reviews)

5. My Body, My Enemy: My thirteen year battle with anorexia nervosa by Claire Beeken

The list author says:
	"Sexually abused by her granddad as a child, Claire became severly anorexic as a teen, living her life in & out of hospital. A bestselling book, and a personal favourite of mine."

Used & New from: �9.91

(23 customer reviews)

6. My Hungry Hell: What it's Really Like to be Anorexic - A Personal Story by Kate Chisholm

The list author says:
	"A book that mixes both the author's own story of her illness, whilst also looking at the cultural & historical background of anorexia in Western society. Great for surrers & carers"

Used & New from: �0.01

(6 customer reviews)

7. Starving for Attention: A Young Woman's Struggle With & Triumph over Anorexia Nervosa by Cherry Boone O'Neill

The list author says:
	"Pat Boone's daughter gives a frank account of her ten-year battle with Anorexia. Successful portrays the reality of having an eating disorder - without glamourising the subject. A must-read."

Used & New from: �1.70