I couldn't quite connect with the artstyle (which I found quite simple and not that nuanced in its expression) and the way panels were organised, I do really like the storystelling.

It's a very honest and genuine portrayal of what it's like to be asexual and the sections at the end of each chapter were very informative. I think this is a great read espcially if you're interested in what it means to be asexual. It's also always nice to relate to the characters in a book and learn about yourself in the process.