This book was pretty good. It focuses on Anna, a dancer, who in an effort to get the lead in performances ended up with bulimia. When she's found out they end up sending her to get help at 17 Swann Street. She's there with people with psychiatric disorders. The book is about her trying to recover and move on.
I liked this book but didn't love it. I think my favorite part os when the waitress reveals that she knows about 17 Swann Street too. It turns out that she was bulemic; she would order food for customers that they didn't want so that she could turn around and binge it. I also really liked that Anna's treatment plans were successful - eventually. She really had to put forth the effort and work her program. It wasn't like *poof* you're better!; you were there to see her struggle and cheer at her successes. It was really good.
I liked this book but didn't love it. I think my favorite part os when the waitress reveals that she knows about 17 Swann Street too. It turns out that she was bulemic; she would order food for customers that they didn't want so that she could turn around and binge it. I also really liked that Anna's treatment plans were successful - eventually. She really had to put forth the effort and work her program. It wasn't like *poof* you're better!; you were there to see her struggle and cheer at her successes. It was really good.