Wonderful. Magical. Epic. 

The connection between art and emotions works really well here on more than one level. 

Also the internal fight with one self about how to deal with a close friend that is struggling is quite in point. 

A weird and fantastical story with wonderful and whimsical artwork

This is isn't the funny, adorkable memoir that most comedians put out in which even the sad or tragic parts are sprinkled with ironic or self-deprecating jokes.
This is raw, brutally honest and unconpromising on every page. This isn't an easy read. But it's a necessary one. It's a reality check on my/your own stereotypes, reactions to (neuro atypical) people and learned social behavioural norms and cues. 

Gosh this is sooo dark and grim and yet I keep on reading because I really want to know how this comes together in the end. 

Outdated views thinly veiled by whimsical language