In this brutally honest memoir, Bronwen Clark shares what it's like to grapple with anorexia, depression, anxiety, and the unpredictability of the treatment world. With insights as sharp as her humor, she weaves a layered narrative that illuminates questions of self-worth, identity, and self-love that impact us all, regardless of a diagnosis. From the cold, hard realities of "Food Jail" to the backseat of a patrol car and everything in-between, Clark leverages her own struggle to reclaim her life with a strong dose of existential mirth, diving headfirst into the complexities of mental illness in order to shine a light on the possibility of recovery. With this deeply personal book, Clark reaches out to all who have, or have had, a mental illness, baring all in order to provide a voice to those who suffer in silence. Each chapter seeks to debunk the stigma of mental illness and illuminate the true mental, physical, and emotional havoc it wreaks in the lives of many. Don't Be Weird is a memoir of ballsy candor, introspection, and wisdom that explores questions many of us are afraid to ask, let alone answer, about what it really means to be a mentally fit person in this modern and unbalanced world. In this book, you'll encounter: ✅ Inspiring stories of the author herself while battling normative standards, self-doubt, and regressive tendencies during the healing process ✅ An inside look into what it's like to go through treatment ✅ An in-depth exploration of the impact of role models, how to build a healthy support system, and how to navigate the challenging task of identity formation ✅ Touching yet informative stories behind Clark's battle scars and the people she met along the way. Reclaim your life and the bright future ahead of you. Add Don't Be Weird to you cart TODAY