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Such a tough topic to write about.

Good Eggs meanders quite a bit through time to hit a wealth of different subjects Potts has confronted in her life, but I wouldn't compare it to Persepolis or Fun Home (which have very concrete themes & high stakes conflicts). It IS an excellent visual representation of depression, or "The Voice": text that intrudes on her other activities to remind her that she's a worthless loser--but unfortunately, that's not the subject of the book.

Beautifully drawn graphic novel. I read it all in 1 day. The characters are captured very vividly. Although I can't relate to the author's fertility struggles, I very much identified with her feelings of being untethered. Excellent afterword to sum up the heart of the book.