At War with Yourself

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At War with Yourself, waar gaat het boek over?At War with Yourself offers an honest and personal glimpse into the life of Robin, a girl battling anorexia, allowing readers to experience her struggle between hope and despair.Robin versus AnorexiaAt War with Yourself offers a rare, honest, and personal glimpse into the life of a girl struggling with a devastating illness: anorexia. The book allows readers to deeply empathize with Robin’s situation, sharing in both the moments of hope and the times when it seemed there was no escape from the eating disorder. This is further enhanced by passages from Robin’s mother, who sheds light on her daughter’s struggles from a perspective of loving concern. Written with humor, honesty, and realism, At war with yourself is a powerful portrayal of one of the most misunderstood illnesses. Over de auteur Robin Tolenaar Robin Tolenaar was born in 1995 and studied Art History at Leiden University. She is now working as a teacher in Art History and spends most of her free time doing the thing she loves most: dancing. When she found out she had anorexia, her world stood still. With the help of family and friends, she managed to overcome the disease as much as possible. However, she realizes it will never be fully gone and will always be something that is a part of her past but also a small part of her future. Voorbeeldfragment Klik hier om een fragment van "At War with Yourself" te lezen. Meer informatie ISBN 9789465280776 Editie 1 Hoofdauteur Robin Tolenaar Taal Engels Bindwijze Paperback / softback Releasedatum 16 mei 2025 Aantal pagina's 112 Uitgever BoekScout BV Verschijningsvorm Paperback / softback Nur 402 - Waargebeurde verhalen Bijgewerkt op 13-11-2025, 08:53:53

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At War with Yourself offers an honest and personal glimpse into the life of Robin, a girl battling anorexia, allowing readers to experience her struggle between hope and despair. At War with Yourself offers a rare, honest, and personal glimpse into the life of a girl struggling with a devastating illness: anorexia. The book allows readers to deeply empathize with Robin’s situation, sharing in both the moments of hope and the times when it seemed there was no escape from the eating disorder. This is further enhanced by passages from Robin’s mother, who sheds light on her daughter’s struggles from a perspective of loving concern. Written with humor, honesty, and realism, At war with yourself is a powerful portrayal of one of the most misunderstood illnesses.