And sometimes, a single drawing of two characters sitting back-to-back, not speaking, says more about a broken relationship than a thousand advice columns ever could. Start with one social truth you wish someone had explained to you through a picture. Then draw the feeling first — the plot will follow.
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“When you read a story about ‘two friends arguing over a misunderstanding,’ accompanied by soft, melancholic drawings of rain on a window, you don’t feel attacked,” explains Dina Pratama, a children’s literacy advocate in Jakarta. “You feel seen. And that is the first step toward understanding relationships.” And sometimes, a single drawing of two characters
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