[DeepL Translation - needs review] World-renowned illustrator Worry Hines' first book!
The honest and whimsical story of WORRY LINES
The honest and quirky story of WORRY LINES
When a popular illustrator with 800,000 followers gets a publishing offer, it's only natural that she'd jump at the chance to create a book, but there's a big obstacle in her way. Wally Hines has a big obstacle in his way: worry. Will he be able to overcome his worries, find his lost hope, and finish his book?
A self-g...
This is a hidden gem. The story is pretty disjointed, but it doesn't matter. We follow along two human shaped blobs, one of whom is a worried writter. So you get books within a book, and it couldn't be made better. It juggles between funny moments and moments more about mental health and self love. Some pages have a lot of text, others have barely any (the only reason I didn't put 4 stars for language learning, because there are a lot of pretty much language void pages).
Regarding the language difficulty, grammar is mostly intermediate I would say. Regarding vocab, there was quite a lot of new vocab for me, but context is still helpful. Plus, the format makes it so that if you miss one page, you won't have trouble understanding the next one, so it's very forgiving for language learners.