I'm Still Caroline
To mark the 20th anniversary of the ground-breaking publication "My Name is Caroline" Gurze Books will be publishing Caroline's latest book in late summer/early fall of 2008, “I’m Still Caroline,” which will be the first book written by a bulimia survivor with twenty-plus years of recovery.

This book will address the many questions Caroline has been asked since she broke her silence and role-modeled powerful recovery, including how do you deal with other addictions, how do you survive pregnancy after having an eating disorder, what side-effects need to be dealt with in later recovery, how can you raise a daughter who has a healthy self-image, and what are the most important components of putting together a life that is free from long-term addiction issues and full of happiness.

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FROM THE GURZE CATALOG: Caroline Miller first chronicled her recovery from bulimia in the bestselling 1988 autobiography, My Name is Caroline, one of the first personal stories published about eating disorders. Despite the book's success and her newfound recovery, Caroline still faced serious financial and emotional challenges. Here, she describes what her life has been like for the past 20 years, as she discovered the deeper meanings of full recovery. Written in the same engaging voice that inspired the thousands of readers who sent her letters, I'm Still Caroline chronicles her rollercoaster life: the ups and downs of marriage, the changes in her body through three pregnancies, a tragic attempt to open a residential treatment center, career struggles and successes, and her proudest accomplishment-raising resilient children, including a daughter, Samantha, who contributes a touching forward. Available late summer/early fall of 2008. READ AN EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK

My Name is Caroline
My Name is Caroline (Doubleday 1988, Gürze 1991, iUniverse 2000) is one of the first books written by a survivor of an eating disorder, and it resulted in countless television and radio appearances by Ms. Miller, as well as international coverage in newspapers and magazines. To date, Ms. Miller has received well over 25,000 letters and phone calls from people who say the book saved their life, as well as from professionals who say that it is an invaluable tool in helping family members understand the struggles of a loved one who has an eating disorder.

Feeding The Soul
(Bantam 1991) is a spiritual meditation book for those suffering from eating disorders. It features 365 inspirational essays, one for each day of the year, that address such topics as depression, motivation, change, holiday eating, families, growth and gratitude. This is a wonderful way to start each day, and it makes a great gift for someone who is taking her recovery one day at a time.

Bright Words for Dark Days (Bantam 1994, Schërz 2000) is one of the first spiritual meditation books to address the topic of women and depression. Among the many areas covered in this book are post-partum depression, the death of loved ones, the sadness that accompanies change, and the special issues that challenge women. This book has been translated into several languages.   $9.95 Paperback Buy the E-book copy for immediate download ($5.25)

Full Lives: Women Who Have Freed Themselves From Food and Weight Obsession (Gürze) is by Lindsey Hall, who brought together 16 women's thoughts (including Caroline Miller's) on how to free your life of food and weight obsessions. The topics covered include weight gain during pregnancy, sexual abuse, and meditation, among others.

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