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Summary: Make Some Room
Review: In her book, Room to Grow: An Appetite for Life, Tracey Gold talks about "not-eating days." She talks about "safe" restaurants. Tracey definitely knows anorexia. I know this, because I am in recovery for anorexia/bulimia. And I know exactly what she is talking about.But Tracey Gold knows a lot more than just anorexia. She also knows about self-esteem, self-discovery, and valuing yourself. In Room to Grow, Tracey is a source of comfort and encouragement for those suffering with an eating disorder. She is also a reassuring voice for those who love someone afflicted with the disease. Tracey is an inspiration to us all. Whether your life has been affected by an eating disorder or not, you will gain incredible insight by reading Tracey's story. You will learn about facing your fears and conquering challenges. You will learn about falling down and having the strength to get back up again. You will learn about accepting and even loving yourself. Aside from offering words of wisdom, Tracey's story is also intriguing and just fun to read. She writes with an honest voice and reveals her deepest secrets. She invites you into her life and lets you walk the difficult roads with her. You will cry; you will laugh. You will not want to put the book down. Yes, Tracey Gold knows anorexia. After you read her story, you will know it, too. And you will know so much more. So make some room on your shelf for Room to Grow, and you will grow. You will discover yourself all over again. Jenni Schaefer, author of Life Without Ed: How One Woman Declared Independence from her Eating Disorder and How You Can Too(McGraw-Hill/Contemporary Books - Feb '04 release)
Rating: 
Summary: Great book!
Review: This book was a fast and good reading, when you start you don't want to stop. If you like Tracey Gold you would love this book.
Rating:
Summary: Great book!
Review: This book was a fast and good reading, when you start you don't want to stop. If you like Tracey Gold you would love this book.
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