The Disappearing Sister: The Story of a Child's View on Dealing with Anorexia Nervosa
Author(s): Elizabeth Cummings (BSc, PGCE, MSc: Edinburgh University, Scotland)
What do you do when someone you care about is hurting, when their behaviour is making it worse? How can you help them if you are the youngest and no one is listening? This book tackles the tough topic of eating disorders and how a family has to work together to help the big sister get better. Eva loves her big sister very much. Anna is clever and smart and fun. But one day Eva notices that her sister is staring to behave differently and that she seems unwell. Eva wants to help but doesn't know what to do. So she confides in her friend Jennie who helps her find a way to help her sister. A moving yet hopeful account of a family working together to help a loved one recover their health.
Product Information
General Fields
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- : EC Services
- : EC Press
- : 0.1
- : 01 February 2016
- : 203mm X 203mm X 3mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Special Fields
- : Elizabeth Cummings (BSc, PGCE, MSc: Edinburgh University, Scotland)
- : Paperback / softback
- : Johanna Roberts (University of Sydney Brigidine College Randwick, The University of Sydney Brigidine College Randwick, The University of Sydney Brigidine College Randwick, The University of Sydney Brigidine College Randwick, The University of Sydney)
- : English
- : 38
- : colour illustrations
