Fed up with the insults and humiliation from her classmates and even her own family, Kylie decides that enough is enough. Being an overweight teenager definitely takes its toll, and when Kylie begins to lose all the weight, she is finally able to be happy. Will her new look finally be the end to all of her troubles, or will new ones form that start to tear her life apart?

"If you could see your demons for what they are, you'd never let them anywhere near you. " Avery Payne is completely disgusted with her body. She'll do anything to be skinny like all the other girls at school - no matter the cost. What happens when exercising becomes dieting, and dieting turns into the deadly Anorexia? Avery is about to find that Anorexia, Bulimia, Depression, Suicide, and Anxiety are demons, quite literally. What if you could see these illnesses for what they were? What would they say to you? More importantly, what would you say back? Can Avery defeat Ana, or will it claim her life? [The Fighter's Series: Book 3] Highest Rank: #4 in Short Story (A/N: It is not necessary to read the other books in order to understand this one)

September 1, 2012. My mum had me young. Really young. She wanted a barbie but she got a baby because she had no idea how condoms worked and before she knew it she had put on 2 stone and everyone was calling her a whore, she was privately educated and played lacrosse, she was a ballet dancer, she had a lot going for her. She didn't get the daughter she wanted, I came out chubby and I stayed chubby, so she would show me her favorite doll, her name was Miranda and she was really skinny. " I wish you looked more like Miranda," she would say and every time she would introduce me in public I swear there was a hint of humiliation in her voice. My eating disorder started with my mum.

Elsie wasn't who people thought she was. Things were falling apart for her. When her mum kicked her out when she was just 15, she moved 3 hours away from her family and friends. She even got herself a boyfriend. When he broke up with her after a few months, her life started to drastically change... Hey, I'm Elsie, I live in England and this is my story;

It all started with a word written on a paper aeroplane - Eat. Alice is battling with anorexia, and paranoid delusions of being ugly. So when she meets Sam, falling in love doesn't seem like such a bad idea. But her heart is broken again, and soon enough she finds herself spiralling back into her hole of depression...

This is the story of Emily, an 18 year old girl who is batteling with an eating disorder which is slowly begining to destroy her. Will she be able to fight her demons and recover? Will this be a battle she will have to fight alone? Will her anorexia kill her? Or will someone come to her rescue..

When kids are young and full of innocent wonder, they're asked the question that will haunt them far into their adult lives: what do you want to be when you're older? Kyleigh Frost's answer to this very question was that she wanted to be thin. Ever since she could remember, all she wanted to do with her life is to be the skinniest girl out of everyone she met on the streets. If she couldn't be the brightest kid in her school or win the next cycle of America's Next Top Model, she might as well be the thinnest one there. After all, to be fat is the biggest sin one could ever commit in today's society.

Emma has struggled with anorexia as a child, and she thought she had overcome it. But after being moved to a new school where her secret surfaces she turns back into her old self. Will anyone be able to save her before she's to far gone? WARNING: May trigger, read at your own discretion.

Cara is a teenage girl who comes from a broken home. A schizophrenic father who is in an insane asylum. A mother who abuses her and let's her older brother rape her. She stats starving herself after a boy calls her fat and ends up wanting to die after her starvation becomes a habit. She comes across a physiatrist named Sarah who takes on her case pro bono to keep Cara from losing herself completely to anorexia.

"I can't help what I do, it's an impulse."