When I first picked up this book, I instantly thought of "Hyperbole and A Half." A very popular book that talks about the same subjects with the same cute, simplistic drawings.

I wasn't hooked right away, but when the author began to talk of her own struggles with mental illness, to go alongside the drawings, I liked it a lot more. She was very open and honest. I could relate to a lot of what she said.

Not one of a kind, but a good book with a heartfelt reason for making it.