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Nothing Left But Skin: Poetry on life with anorexia - Paperback

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by Sherrie Eli (Author)

Ever wonder what goes on inside the mind of a teenage girl trying to grow into a woman with an eating disorder? Find out in Nothing Left But Skin. A short poetry memoir of anorexia at its best. The negative, the mirror mirror anger, bowls full of depression, sprinkled with stress. Am I unforgiven in a secrecy of self starvation? Nothing left but skin is poetry that follows the author's 12 years of obsession with food and weight. A never ending battle that leads into the real issues swept into the dark closet until there's nothing left but skin.

Number of Pages: 124
Dimensions: 0.29 x 8 x 5 IN
Publication Date: June 03, 2004
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