Guy’s Girl by Emma Noyes

 

Guy’s Girl is a hard, intense read but very worth it. There are so many emotions that this book brought fourth. Eating disorders and not feeling good enough are huge topics and they were handled with the sensitivity and care they deserve. I suffer from anxiety and it’s clear that Emma Noyes understands and relates. Her ability to create these relationships that I truly cared about, made me stop and just appreciate the spectacular writing numerous times. 

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