· A moving memoir in words and pictures of one woman's struggle with the little black cloud of depression pening up the darkest corners of her world, author Elizabeth Swados takes us on an unforgettable journey that is by turns poignant and funny, and will be undoubtedly familiar to those who suffer from depression and those who love them/5. About My Depression. This intimate journey through long-term depression is by turns tender, funny, poignant, and uplifting. Swados’ charming words and frenzied drawings bring home the experience of severe depression, from the black cloud forming on the horizon to feelings of self-loathing and loss of self-confidence; from contemplating suicide, which Swados describes as wandering off into the Author: Elizabeth Swados. · My Depression: A Picture Book is a picture book written and illustrated by Elizabeth Swados about her experiences battling depression. Reception. Donna Seaman wrote that "Swados' candid, seemingly simple tale conveys a wealth of helpful information and dispels the gloom a bit by making readers laugh."/5(40).
My Depression. A Picture Book. Elizabeth Swados. Hardcover. List Price: * * Individual store prices may vary. Other Editions of This Title: Paperback (4/21/) Hardcover (4/1/) Description. This intimate journey through long-term depression is by turns tender, funny, poignant, and uplifting. Swados' charming words and frenzied. Elizabeth Swados has 32 books on Goodreads with ratings. Elizabeth Swados's most popular book is My Depression: A Picture Book. Short Films 30 min. Available on iTunes, Prime Video. Writer/director/composer Elizabeth Swados' personal struggle with lifelong depression is revealed through animation and music in this documentary short. Based on Swados' picture book, the film chronicles her everyday ups and downs, as well as her efforts to keep her cloud at bay.
Swados lifts the stigma to help the reader find solutions, and hope." —Reader's Digest. My Depression: A Picture Book by Elizabeth Swados. By PopMatters Staff / 9 May Time was, I used to snap up every book I could about depression, especially books written by depressed people. A moving memoir in words and pictures of one woman's struggle with the little black cloud of depression pening up the darkest corners of her world, author Elizabeth Swados takes us on an unforgettable journey that is by turns poignant and funny, and will be undoubtedly familiar to those who suffer from depression and those who love them.
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