Hey, Kiddo

The visual storytelling adds so much depth, but I wonder what inspired the choice to use this format rather than traditional prose. Did it change how he processed or shared his experiences?

Some moments made me laugh despite the heavy subject matter, which felt so authentic. I’m curious how others felt about that balance—did it make the story more relatable or jarring?

The memoir presents nuanced feelings toward family members, but I wonder if others saw it as more layered or simplified. How does this portrayal resonate with real-life experiences?