The Diary of a Teenage Girl

The artwork feels so expressive and raw — I wonder if the style was consciously chosen to mirror the protagonist's inner world or if it evolved naturally.

Her experiences are so unfiltered and sometimes uncomfortable, but it really made me think about the complexities of adolescence. Am I the only one who felt this mix of empathy and unease?

The combination of visuals and text adds such depth — I’m curious whether the author considered other formats or if the comic form was the obvious choice from the start.