Bronte Cullis was the Melbourne teenager whose battle with anorexia captured the hearts of Australians in a series of stories and documentaries by Ray Martin for the Nine Network. Bronte's parents knew their daughter would die unless they did something drastic. They mortgaged the family home, sold what they could and sent Bronte to the Montreux Clinic, an unconventional eating disorder clinic in Canada. It was Bronte's last chance at survival...Bronte kept diaries from diagnosis to recovery. This is her story.

About the Author

Bronte Cullis lived in Canada for five years trying to recover from anorexia nervosa. A gifted artist, Bronte has completed an interior design and make-up design course since returning to her home city of Melbourne. She plans to establish a career in the art world. This is her first book. Steve Bibb is a successful television producer who owns his own company, Flyscreen Productions. Steve met Bronte Cullis while working with Ray Martin for the Nine Network Australia in 1999. Since then he has produced and directed two one-hour documentaries on Bronte, her mother Jan and their efforts to help eating disorder sufferers. This is his first book.