Everything Is OK | 
pickMy BFF gifted me this for my birthday and I just got around to reading it. I‘ve been struggling with stress and general displeasure with my job so I appreciated this book and a lot of the comics spoke to me. Nice to have a reminder it‘s ok to be down sometimes and to step back and take care of yourself
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pickGood. Shows her journey through depression and how she is working through it. Lovely artwork. Also it gives you hope and inspiration for your own mental health issues, that there is hope and how ever you cope to combat your issues that is ok and that you shouldn't be ashamed to feel those feelings which would only make the problem worse.
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pickA bittersweet graphic on depression mooned the imagery. @BookwormAHN Happy May! I hope May brings good days to you. 😄
pickThis was so relatable. The artwork was perfect. She was able to really express all her personal feelings and emotions through it. The way she used color like that was beautiful. I borrowed it from the library, but I think I want my own copy.
pickDebbie shares quite a lot about her experiences with depression and anxiety, and takes a thoughtful look at her healing process. Her art is beautiful and really illustrates what she's talking about. I've seen several people say they didn't like this book as much as her other work, and now I have to wonder if there's a solid reason or if it's just because of this book's subject matter. #MentalHealth #Comic #Nonfiction
pickThis book resonated with me at times. Though I prefer graphic novels that tell a cohesive story, this collection of panels about mental health was meaningful in its own way. I related to some of the author‘s experiences with depression and anxiety, and it was cool how she used watercolor (or the lack of it) to convey different states of mind.
so-soI went into this with high hopes because of just how much I adored Book Love, and while this did resonate, it felt like something I‘d heard before (though was always good to hear again). It wasn‘t particularly groundbreaking or personal in any way. Most of these cells could go up on anyone‘s Instagram to illustrate sinking into/climbing out of anxiety and depression. #FabulousFebruary @Andrew65
pickI'll recommend this to everyone! It's about Tung's struggle with depression and anxiety.
Early #FabulousFebruary #readathon
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Don't Stretch yourself too thin! Don't Twist yourself to be someone you're not! Balance is important!!!
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pickI enjoyed this graphic novel though not quite so much as her previous ones. Would be a helpful gift to a loved one who struggles with anxiety or depression.
pickTung‘s book is full of little nuggets that may seem simple but are reassuring and encouraging. Like learning to accept yourself and embrace your awkwardness. And to be kind to others and to yourself.
I loved Quiet Girl in a Noisy World, so I was happy to see this on Hoopla. Settling in to read it now.
