The best book ever Very intriguing

This book is confusing at first but really good. Lia learns to deal with her best friend cassie, Cassie's ghost and anorexia.

Not an easy read. More hopeful ending, but certainly a scary and very realistic story. Can imagine a lot of girls seeing themselves in this book.

Heart breaking book and I felt so cold reading it. A little confused at times, but still a great book.

I didn't enjoy this book, I think it was meant for a different audience than me though.

@ThelronLibrarian i havnt finished yet and its still "sticking with me"! no offense meant. everybody else: makes me want to eat lots of fatty foods

I'm sorry but I HATED this book.. It was just horrible.

I was incredibly Disappointed. I love speak, but this book did not live up to it. Lia was very whiny, and annoying, and I found myself wanting to stop reading 1/4 the way through. but i finished it anyway, and i regret wasting my time.

As an recovered eating disorder sufferer, I found this book to be incredibly on-point. Laurie Halse-Anderson's portrayal of the dark and lonely secret life of eating disorders if chillingly, hauntingly accurate. This book stays with the reader, long after the last page is read.

I really enjoyed this book. It had suicide, cutting, anorexia, bulimia, and ghosts/schizophrenia all wrapped up into one. A very tough to read book but very good as well. For me it kind of hit me on the anorexia bit, which was almost all the novel. But back to the book. In a nutshell her best friend died, she slipped back into her anorexia ways, and in the end she got readmitted. What really impressed me was how, like most authors would do these days, Lia was strong enough to help herself rather than let a big and strong man help her instead. I loved the ending for that reason. She vanquished her own demons rather than let someone do it herself. I recommend this book to someone who is interested in hearing about the tough stuff in life first hand.