In <strong>Tyranny</strong> brisk spare text and illustrations that deal headon with anorexiapropel the reader along on Annas journey as she falls prey to the e... » 

In Tyranny brisk spare text and illustrations that deal headon with anorexiapropel the reader along on Annas journey as she falls prey to the eatingdisorder personified as her tormentor Tyranny. The novel starts with a singlequestion How did I get here? The answer lies in the pages that follow andits far from simple. Pressured by media friends the workplace personalrelationships and fashion trends Anna descends into a seemingly unendingcycle of misery. And whenever she tries to climb out of the abyss her ownpersonal demon Tyranny is there to push her back in. The contest seemsuneven and it might be except for one thing Annas strength of character hasgiven rise to her deadly enemy. Ironically it is that same strength ofcharacter that has the ultimate power to save her from the ravages of Tyranny.Brilliantly and realistically presented Tyranny is a mustread for anyonelooking for a better understanding of eating disorders and for everyone lookingfor a compelling pageturner that is truly a story of triumph and hope. «