The Road To God Knows... An Original Graphic Novel About Hope, Friendship, Mental Illness, Schizophrenia, And A Young Teenage Girl Coping With Her Life And Coming Of Age In A Broken But Loving Family by Von Allan: Book Cover

    The Road To God Knows... An Original Graphic Novel About Hope, Friendship, Mental Illness, Schizophrenia, And A Young Teenage Girl Coping With Her Life And Coming Of Age In A Broken But Loving Family by Von Allan

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    • Pub. Date: October 2009
    • 148pp
    • Sales Rank: 311,095
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      • Pub. Date: October 2009
      • Publisher: Von Allan Studio
      • Format: Paperback, 148pp
      • Sales Rank: 311,095

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      The road to god knows... is the story of Marie, a teenage girl coming to grips with her Mom's schizophrenia. As a result, she's struggling to grow up fast; wrestling with poverty, loneliness, and her Mom's illness every step of the way.

      Betty, Marie's Mom, can't help; she's living with an illness that's slowly getting worse and increasingly frightening, and she just doesn't have the resources left over at the end of the day to help Marie. With her Mom absorbed in her own problems, Marie is essentially alone while she learns to deal with the chaos in her young life.

      Marie's youth makes it that much harder for her to cope - as a teenager, she just doesn't have the life experience to feel confident about her decisions. At the start of the story, we see a scared young girl, uncertain and overwhelmed, but as Betty collapses into a full nervous breakdown, Marie is forced to examine herself and her life and come to a decision: does she continue to be a child, reacting to what's happening around her? Or does she take control of her life, come what may?

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