Real Friends

The artwork really brings out the complexities and innocence of growing up. I'm curious what inspired her to use this particular style to tell her story.

Reading about the social dynamics and shifting friendships made me nostalgic and a bit uneasy. It felt so authentic that I wondered if it's based on her own experiences.

The balance between funny and serious scenes made me appreciate how childhood is full of contradictions. Did others feel that humor made the story more relatable?