Commentary:

Incredibly sorry for the poor quality images in the PDF file. I would've been able to save the pages directly if I had gotten that Everand free trial before the book was deleted from there. Instead, I had to go to Bookmate, which was mobile-only so it could do some fuckery and completely prevent screenshots/recordings, so I straight up had to borrow my mother's phone in order to take pictures of my own phone. Shoutouts to my mother. Thanks, mom!

The things I do for Angry Bird.

There are 4 pieces of artwork made specifically for this book, each corresponding to Willow, Stella, Dahlia, and Poppy's section in the book (Luca gets no section as he has no hobbies on account of being no-years old, therefore he gets no artwork). While 3 of these artworks have already been uploaded to Behance by the artist Diana Egea, the last one featuring Poppy doesn't seem to have been uploaded anywhere. Although Poppy's artwork isn't as interesting as the rest of the artworks, it's still a shame that these shitty photos I took are the only online traces of said artwork. Especially when I've just now realized I've gotten dirt on the phone screen from all the junk I pulled out of my drawer to make some kind of stand for my mom's phone.

We do get some insight into the birds' lifestyles through this book, but there's not much we don't already know. Stella's athletic, Poppy's energetic, so on so forth.

I found the section about blogging in page 18 somewhat darkly humourous.
"You should try blogging, it's like keeping a digital diary! You know who else has kept a diary? Anne Frank."