Perfect by Natasha Friend

This was a very fast and easy read. It let some people in on just how difficult someones life is, and you may not even know about it. I know how it feels being out of the loop and not knowing about someone close to you having an eating disorder. My older sister had a slight case of bulimia that I didn't know about because she didn't tell me. She usually tells me everything, but I found out about this a year after she was better. No one knew how she was lossing weight so fast. Any who this book was something I could relate to even though I didn't know so when I bought the book. It seems that when you have an eating disorder it's harder to keep and make friends. Keeping it a secret can only go on for so long until you crack or someone catches you. Something I learned from this book and personal experience if everyone if beautiful in their own unique way, even if you don't feel so at a certain time, or are blaming yourself for someones mistakes, or maybe even a family member passing away. Don't resort to eating disorders because your only hurting and slowing killing your self. I wish I could help everyone in the world who has problems like these but I can't. So if someone you know is going through something of this sort try to help them in anyway you can.