1941: "Josie is sent to stay with her cousin Edith during the Blitz, but soon discovers she is bullying another classmate. Can Josie stand up to Edith, and risk revealing her own secret?" --back cover. 1969: "Andie dreams of becoming an artist, and is inspired by the upcoming moon landing. But her life in London is under threat. ...[C]an she find the courage to reach for the stars?" --back cover.

"Celeste Mountjoy makes art that explores anxiety, feminism, addiction, body image, relationships, and power. With uncanny precision, it articulates the dark stuff we feel but dare not show. Mountjoy has become a voice for a generation of women who are ambivalent about the absurd, sometimes harrowing, path to adulthood. In her debut book, she tells razor-sharp stories and shares never-before-seen illustrations that walk us through the twistiest parts...

"What would life feel like without fear and oppression? Is it possible to find solace in the power of chosen family, underground art collectives, and ultimately revolution? Set in Beirut, Lebanon. It's 30 years after the end of the civil war, and a few months before the disastrous explosion of August 2020. Samar, a young queer comic book artist, wanders between anguished dreams, childhood memories, sexual experiences, and Beirut’s alternative communities....