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“This is a powerful, very well-written book about the effects of an accidental drug overdose on the family of the victim, especially the younger sister. It is easy to see why it has already won an award.”
—Writer’s Digest Book Competition, Judge #72
“Drug use is such a difficult topic to approach without sounding preachy or parental.This book has really opened the door to that conversation. ”
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“It’s filled with the pain of loss, but also with the light of re-disovery and first love.”
—Elizabeth, Amazon Reviewer
“I love a book that deals with a heavy issue and that has characters that feel as if they are people I could walk out on the street and meet any day. Wish I Could Have Said Goodbye fits that bill and I ate it up in a single sitting.”
—Jenni, on Goodreads
“An authentic and accessible way to love yourself to prevent eating disorders.”
—Maria Malayter, PhD, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology
“…for people ready to address their eating disorder. Shari Brady makes the big problems in life small and personal enough to help people begin to approach them. I will recommend it to my adolescent and young adult clients.”
―Robin S. Ross, PhD, founder of Chicago Area Eating Disorders Network
“Each chapter is carefully written and meaningful. For the adolescents struggling with complex eating disorders, and for the helping professionals that treat them, It’s Not What You’re Eating, It’s What’s Eating You is an outstanding resource.”
―Abigail Levin, LSW
“Provides adolescents with a clear and practical framework to understand the emotional pain and dysfunctional thought patterns behind disordered eating behavior. The specific tools and skills presented come to life with the help of Shari’s powerful personal narrative which she weaves throughout the pages.”
―Maureen Keeshin, PsyD, department chair, The Chicago School
