This book is a reflection on feeling depressed or anxiety feelings.
I like how it uses the seasons as a metaphor for how you can go thru the phases of depression.
This book is very relatable and great for anyone who may have the same difficulty.

* reviewed from uncorrected eARC via netgalley

diverse graphic (mental health, anxiety, seasons) - short (16? pages, including front and back matter) art journal/graphic novel based loosely or perhaps closely on the author's experiences with anxiety and depression over the six seasons observed in some South Asian countries. From a UK-based artist and author of color--see Manjit Thapp's insta @manjitthapp for an impressive collection of work and even some lovely/quirky fan art.

Gorgeous color illustrations paired with sparse, lyrical prose. If you like poetry, it is poetry! If you don't like poetry, don't worry--it is sparse prose. If you like artwork portraying the expressions of a person of color, hooray!
I am happy to have "discovered" this book--thanks, Netgalley! (And thanks, Random House, even though you are not always very kind to libraries with your ebook vending practices!) I look forward to seeing this in print (not the same as an ebook) and recommending it to others.