
Published by Feiwel & Friends on February 19th 2019
ISBN: 1250123518
Pages: 272
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Twelve-year-old Riley has anorexia and enters a rehabilitation facility to confront her insecurities about herself, her body, her family, and her friendships in this important middle-grade story. Because Riley is telling the story through her journal entries, readers can see her inner-thinking and experience how her mindset changes over time with support from her therapists and friends from rehab. Much of her inner-thinking is laced with rich metaphors and symbolism that will help readers with Riley’s experiences. This book would make for good family conversations about mental health for readers ages 10-13.
Reviewed by Noelle Gallant, Saco Middle School