Damn that was powerful and SO addicting. I physically couldn't put this down and read all 400 pages today in basically one sitting. I'm not sure of its accuracy because I have no experience with eating disorders, but wow - if this is what people go through, I am so amazed at the willpower to get through it. I loved Elizabeth because she really tried so hard. Everything about this was top-notch. 
 Full review: 
 Trigger warning for eating disorders and some self-harm. 
 Initial Excitement 
 I had almost zero thoughts about this book before I started it. I've always been interested in books that involve treatment centers for some strange reason, so I decided to join the ARC tour for this one. I looked at the length of the book, read the synopsis again, and sighed. I figure this was going to take me forever to read and be super heavy. I'm glad that first impressions can be wrong ;) 
 Quick Summary 
 Elizabeth is sent away to a treatment facility (that's actually in her hometown) for her anorexia. The story follows her journey and watches her growth throughout the month-long process. She makes friends, tries to develop better eating habits, and struggles with other things in her life. When she first checks in, she receives mysterious packages that seem to point to her ex-boyfriend, so she tries to figure out who they're coming from and why. 
 Storytelling, Setting, and Feels 
 GUYS. I physically could not put this book down. I started it on a Saturday morning and before I knew it, 350 pages (out of 400) were read. I stopped a couple times to do quick things around the apartment but I preeeetty much finished it in one shot. For a "difficult" book with tough topics, it was so easy to keep reading. I know part of it was my weird fascination with books set in treatment facilities (oh, that just inspired a new read-bait post!