Author:Sarah Griffin
'I was fourteen when I found my Dad trying to commit suicide in the garage. Sounds shocking doesn't it? But that was part of me, part of living with my Dad'
Sarah's Diary is the very personal diary of Sarah Griffin - an ordinary teenage girl learning to deal with the ups and downs of family life. On the outside hers was like any other family, but behind closed doors lay a sad and lonely secret. Sarah's Dad had depression -- a condition we've all heard of but seldom discuss. Beautifully written, brutally honest, Sarah's story is compelling reading.
A brave and moving account
—— Daily ExpressThe great thing about Azmina's approach is that she doesn't lecture or finger wag. If you want no nonsense sensible advice, this is the book for you!
—— Matthew Wright, The Wright Stufffollow The Hot Body Plan...and lose weight
—— Daily ExpressI love this, I wish I'd written it! Azmina is the hottest person in nutrition at the moment and she's a very well-informed writer. I love the psychology aspect of the book and how it makes you look at why you have certain eating habits. This is the future of diet books
—— Vicki Edgson , Woman and HomeBy the authors of the GI Plan, this self-help/diet crossover puts an emphasis on reprogramming your mind so you make the right food choices in future. A great alternative to traditional dieting.
—— GlamourThis is a book for those who enjoy 'Men Are From Mars...' style observations, combined with insight into the science behind the findings, all wrapped up with a wry, witty technique and a dash of chick-lit for good measure.
—— Canary Wharf Citylife magazinelovely recipes that are both interesting and insightful
—— handbag.comA DELICIOUS WAY TO STAY HEALTHY.
—— Washington Post[A] well-organized, persuasive introduction to a non-Western everyday cooking plan.
—— Publishers WeeklyOne-upping a certain French woman who boasted about staying thin, Moriyama reveals seven secrets of how Japanese women avoid adding pounds and prolong their life.
—— GoodHousekeeping.comThanks to Moriyama and Doyle, readers can learn from an insider raised in Japan. . . . Even the most hesitant readers will find their passion for the wonderful taste and aroma of Japanese dishes irresistible
—— The Cleveland Plain Dealersounds like a spoof of French Women Don't Get Fatbut it's serious one-upmanship...the diet book fad sweeping Australia
—— Sydney Morning HeraldMoriyama's book is a compelling wake-up call
—— Sunday Telegraph (Australia)Brimming with easy recipes and lifestyle tips
—— Sunday Express Magazine