‘We are like trees. We still contain a baby part, a child part, an adolescent part.’ – Gianna Wilson.

We are used to reaching adulthood. And yet this is a mysterious status. We Are Like Trees explores the meaning of this word while aiming to question its meaning and even deconstruct its myth. It is an illustrated adaptation of the book by English journalist and psychotherapist Moya Sarner, When I Grow Up: Conversations with Adults in Search of Adulthood (Scribe, 2022).