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Bulimia: A Guide to Recovery
Lindsey Hall, Leigh Cohn
I think of this book as my bible and carry it around with me where ever I go. It helped me understand my illness and gave me specific things to do in my recovery.

Bulimia: A Guide For Family and Friends
Roberta Sherman, Ron Thomson

Question and answer format based on the authors' client studies offers one view of bulimia and its treatment. Presented in four parts, including overview, possible causes and psychological dynamics, to educate friends and family regarding the nature of the disorder and its role in interpersonal relationships.

Desperately Seeking Self
Viola Fodor
The intimate dialogue that forms the basis for this book is between a therapist and a client with bulimia--a composite character based on the many patients Viola Fodor has helped in her practice. Touching and insightful, it helps readers to open their minds, explore their inner natures, and recognize the importance of self-love in overcoming their eating disorders.

Bulimia Nervosa & Binge-Eating: A Guide to Recovery
Peter J. Cooper
If I could, I would thank everyone that is a part of writing this book. I have recommended it to many people, hoping it will help them in their recovery.