A beautiful crossover novel by Andrea Tomé about eating disorders.

Everybody wants to know how Zoe does it. Her family, that cute guy she always bumps into at the ice rink and her classmates. They want to know exactly how many kilo...

A beautiful crossover novel by Andrea Tomé about eating disorders.

Everybody wants to know how Zoe does it. Her family, that cute guy she always bumps into at the ice rink and her classmates. They want to know exactly how many kilos the scales show and how many calories she consumes per day, and if she’s not worried about not waking up the next day. They want to know why, but they don’t want to hear the truth because the truth is not sensationalist.

The truth is that Zoe doesn’t feel enough for her family, the boy she always runts into at the ice rink or her classmates. She doesn’t feel enough for her illness.

The truth is that Zoe feels more like a monster than a girl, but without being a complete monster.

The truth is that it is never all or nothing.

There is no absolute truth but peace exists, tranquility exists, recovery exists.

And if Zoe learns to accept the help from those who want to know how, and who want to know why, she will end up knowing them.