A book that really surprised me.
Thanks to St. Martin's Press for this ARC.
I have to admit that I didn't want to read this book at first because of the subject matter of anorexia. I knew it was going to be sad all the way through and it really was but it really opened my eyes and I really did "enjoy" this book despite the seriousness. It really was hard to get through at times, and I had to stop a few times and dry my tears and compose myself.
Anna and the other women at 17 Swann Street all had their own problems but stuck together and were there for each other.
Anna and Matthias were a wonderful couple and glad he was there by her side the whole time visiting her. When her father showed up from Paris, that had me crying once again.
The epilogue was positive and I hope Anna finally got her life in control and had a healthy life.
I have to admit that I didn't want to read this book at first because of the subject matter of anorexia. I knew it was going to be sad all the way through and it really was but it really opened my eyes and I really did "enjoy" this book despite the seriousness. It really was hard to get through at times, and I had to stop a few times and dry my tears and compose myself.
Anna and the other women at 17 Swann Street all had their own problems but stuck together and were there for each other.
Anna and Matthias were a wonderful couple and glad he was there by her side the whole time visiting her. When her father showed up from Paris, that had me crying once again.
The epilogue was positive and I hope Anna finally got her life in control and had a healthy life.