More Than You Can Chew by Marnelle Tokio (reviewed by Dylan, age 15)
The White Pine Award winner for 2005, this is an incredible story of the struggle a young teen faces when she is diagnosed with anorexia. The book is well-written and the characters are easy to relate to. The plot is funny, sad, and almost creepy at times. "More than you can chew" has a gripping story which twists and turns all the way through.
I was forced to read a book for my grade 12 English Class I.S.U. I hate reading, but this book was amazing. I couldn
t put it down, I actually finished it the same night I had gotten. It was amazing and helpful. Thanks =]
i might read this book even though iv heard more than enough of these tragic stories on opra and dr. phil shows. it sounds interesting and unique so i'll give it a try
I first read this book for my schools literacy club and i absolutly loved it! Marty was such a smartass but the humor made the book so much more interesting. I'm doing it for my I.S.U this year. Though the second time i read it, it wasnt as good as i remember but it was still a good read.
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