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This has a unique visual language and sisters who love each other. Two things I enjoy. Reminds me of Repent Harlequin Said The Ticktock Man, in that the world building is more emotive than concrete. I could see someone drawing potentially problematic conclusions from this book, but on the whole I think it‘s sweet and hopeful.