This is not a story about "eating" and "not eating". This is a life record about "loving" and "being loved", "seeing" and "being seen".
When a girl decides to fill the hole in her heart with food, she starts a silent war with herself. She was once the baby who cried loudly for a mouthful of food and clothing in her parents' arms, and the child who smiled happily for a mouthful of chewed noodles in the sun. However, at some point, food became her enemy, the scale became a yardstick for measuring self-worth, and she was lost on an island called "eating disorder."
But the core of this story is not about sinking, but about going home.
If you have ever been troubled by food and felt strange in front of the mirror, this book will whisper to you: "I understand you, you are not alone."
