A deep and interesting read. The book invites you to go on a journey with the young girl at the centre. this is a journey through the trouble that have been internalised, to come to a new places. It is not an easy or comfortable journey for reader or protagonist. However there is a clear message for me, that keeping it all bottled up, internalising everything negative, is not the healthy route. There is a need to come back to it and work through it. To express it and go through it, but knowing it is ever there.

The art work as with much of Jenna Whyte's work has a depth that encourages revisiting and dwelling on the individual pages. There is always more to see and notice in them.

The book as a clear message and as a work of art is one I'd commend.