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A review by lexaprose_
It's Lonely at the Centre of the Earth by Zoe Thorogood
3.0
"Life is merely a collection of good and bad experiences loosely held together by the void in between- and that void is your space to mold, a space to harness and create in. Just be careful not to get stuck there."
A metanarrative Slice of Life graphic novel that will appeal to those in their 20s.
Society often portrays your 20s as the best time of your life. However, I really struggled in my 20s, more than I ever did in any other time in my life. I've heard the same for friends of mine. They call it a "second" puberty.
This book captures this tumultuous time.
The story covers:
*Imposter syndrome
*Generational trauma
*Healing your inner child
*Doing drugs
*Doubting yourself
*Dealing with weird "situationships"
Overall I enjoy the plot, voice, and artwork. I think this would have appealed to me more if I was still in that time period of my life and could resonate better with the angst.
**Check content warnings**
"I can't change my brain chemistry, but I can change now I choose to interact with the world around me"
A metanarrative Slice of Life graphic novel that will appeal to those in their 20s.
Society often portrays your 20s as the best time of your life. However, I really struggled in my 20s, more than I ever did in any other time in my life. I've heard the same for friends of mine. They call it a "second" puberty.
This book captures this tumultuous time.
The story covers:
*Imposter syndrome
*Generational trauma
*Healing your inner child
*Doing drugs
*Doubting yourself
*Dealing with weird "situationships"
Overall I enjoy the plot, voice, and artwork. I think this would have appealed to me more if I was still in that time period of my life and could resonate better with the angst.
**Check content warnings**
"I can't change my brain chemistry, but I can change now I choose to interact with the world around me"