Abstract

If you heard a whisper of "SASAYAKI" the monster of eating disorders, won't you listen to the voice of your heart?
Since there may be hidden another worrying at the bottom of the wish to be slim.

This picture book easy to understand which supervised by the professional, and it is recommended not only for children but also for adults.

This story told by an author who had been suffering from an eating disorder, so it appeals to the hearts and minds of those who have been affected more than anyone else.

As you read through this book interested by the word of "thin" found in the subtitle, you may get aware of your symptoms, if you suffer from an eating disorder, or even if you have no awareness being propensity for it.

Book size（257x182）

Author’s Information

Ame Konkon : Graduated from Ochanomizu University, Faculty of Home Economics, Department of Children's Studies, in 1992. She experienced an eating disorder in her youth, and after her symptoms disappeared, she met and joined the self-help group NABA. After working as a child counselor at a public institution, she currently works as a nursery teacher at a child development support agency.
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Ikeda Kurando: An Illustrator living in Sapporo. He works on illustrations in a variety of genres, including illustrations for magazines, books, textbooks, teaching materials, pamphlets, etc., character designs, logo designs, and caricatures. He also works as a part-time lecturer at a vocational school.
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Mari Suzuki: Specially appointed professor, Department of Psychology, Atomi Gakuen Women's University. Graduated from Nagasaki University School of Medicine in 1979, worked as a resident at Tokyo Women's Medical University, studied abroad at the Salk Institute in the United States from 1985 to 1987, served as a professor at the Health Management Center of the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies from 2002, and has been working at Atomi since April 2020. Specially appointed professor at Gakuen Women's University, Department of Psychology. Engaged in treatment and research for eating disorders, hosts family meetings, and engages in educational activities as a director of the Japan Eating Disorders Association and chairman of the Japan Eating Disorders Association.