I really like "more than you can chew". Character is lovable and keeps the book somewhat lighthearted, but still hits home takes you through the ups and downs of getting over Ed.

Wintergirls. I haven't read Wasted yet, but I'm going to soon.

I would have to say Wasted too. But I find that I typically start reading ED books when I'm starting to develop unhealthy eating thoughts and patterns so I try to stay away from them. They can just be really triggering to me. I remember in high school, back when my ED began (gosh am I really that old, that was 20 years ago!) that I read "Paper Dolls" - I think that was the name. And it sent me completely over the edge. I began using the tricks she mentioned and just getting deeper into the ED. That was when I started reading lots of books like that, more to be inspired to NOT eat and to steal their tricks. That was when I decided I would NEVER tell anyone my tricks, because I would not want them to use them!

I absolutely loved Wintergirls. My favorite so far.

"Letting Ana Go" I don't know why it's a true story and she dies in the end, very sad, but im obsessed the book.

For any men or transmen wanting a guy's perspective or just women who are curious about how they affect men, Nothing was a good read. I don't remember the author.. but I found it on Amazon. It's about a boy struggling with bulimia.

A Trick of the Light is, also, about a boy and deals with anorexia (can't remember the author of it, either..). It was not as good, and the female character seemed stereotypical and left a bad taste in my mouth. But it is worth the read, and does raise awareness to eating disorders in males.

Wintergirls was, also, a decent read.