The introduction of the Beatles into this Magali's life, gives me less the feels of the Beatles and more like watching the Wizard of Oz but the sound is just Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. (It's a wild trip that's for sure.) But it works as an amazing manifestation of how much impact they had on her life at that time. As I was reading initially reading about her interest, it felt akin to me hype fixating on a topic, but at some point I felt like it was crossing into an outright obsession. and then it just drops off, which while reading I found very odd. But then I remembered how quickly I've dropped something I've fixated over for years, but now only visit periodically.

'I have mixed feelings about the depiction of mental health providers in this book, specifically the one Magali is talking to at the end. They made the choice not to acknowledge something that was important to her and that was disappointing

The art style in this book is something else and It's still sitting with me..