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Explains how women can put together a training plan that will help them become healthier and happier.

A collection of poems in which the author details her struggle with eating disorders and her changed outlook on life after the suicide attempt of her boyfriend.

Examines various eating disorders, their symptoms and manifestations, how they can be controlled and treated, and what it is like to live with an eating disorder.

Discusses such topics as the causes of eating disorders, dangers they represent, possible prevention techniques, and treatment options.

Addresses the problems of Anorexia Nervosa and other related eating disorders among young people, discusses their causes, how to recognize the signs, and the role the media plays in comparing beauty to thin.

Recounts the experiences of four high school girls whose feelings of shame, fear, and confusion compelled them to use or refuse food in misguided attempts to feel safe and in control of their lives.

Contains information and statistics on topics related to weight in America, looking at changing notions of ideal body weight throughout history, and covering weight and physical health, the influence of mental health and culture, diet and nutrition among children and adolescents, obesity treatments and remedies, related economic, political, legal, and social issues, and diet and weight loss.

Presents a comprehensive guide for teens that provides information on eating disorders, and discusses the causes, prevention, and treatment available, maintaining healthy habits, and exercise.

A group of teenage girls face the challenges of eating disorders and struggle to accept their bodies and themselves.

Contains twenty-one essays in which the authors provide information and insights on eating disorders, featuring an overview of the topic, and discussing the causes of eating disorders, what it is like to live with an eating disorder, and how to overcome the problem.

Offers teens an overview of the issues surrounding athletes and eating disorders, explaining why athletes are at a higher risk for developing eating disorders, how it can be prevented, what the physical and emotional risks are, and other related topics.

Basketball star Leah Mandeville thought losing weight would solve all her problems on the court and in the game of love; but even though she is getting thinner, her troubles seem to be getting bigger.

Two high school girls, one an anorexic poet and the other an obese loner, form an unlikely friendship.

Keely, a young gymnast, dreams of competing in the Olympics, but when pressure about her weight causes her health to deteriorate, she begins to wonder if her dream is worth the struggle.

Tells the fictional stories of Susan and Brooke, two teenagers dealing with weight obsessions; and includes research and information about eating disorders.