ALL CONSUMING

This raw, unflinching memoir explores the complex relationship between food, identity, and mental health, charting a deeply personal journey through disordered eating and the path toward healing. Tandoh writes with a visceral honesty that pulls the reader into the intricate dance of nourishment and self-worth, making the act of eating feel both universal and intensely intimate. The narrative weaves together cultural commentary, personal history, and culinary reflection to examine how our hungers are rarely just about food.

What sets this work apart is its refusal to offer simple solutions, instead validating the messy, nonlinear process of recovery and the ways our bodies can become sites of both struggle and joy. Teen and young adult readers navigating their own complicated feelings about body image and self-acceptance will find a powerful, resonant voice in these pages. This is a courageous and necessary addition to the conversation about eating disorders and mental wellness.