Muniz 一直以來都運用他標誌性的角色 Felipe（一隻可愛但焦慮的粉彩兔子）作為心理健康意識的代言人，但在這個最新計畫中，他為孩子和他們的父母創造了一個可以無所顧忌展開對話的平台。「我相信對抗心理疾病最重要的方式之一就是說出來，」Juan Muniz 表示。
這本書《I'm Not Ok》讓我們意識到，我們的想法並不孤單。「這些插畫在創作過程中幫助了我，因為它們基於我每天感受到並經歷的情緒，」Juan 說。「希望這些藝術作品和隨附的文字能夠觸及那些感到迷失的人，並對他們產生療癒效果，就像這個過程對我所帶來的療癒一樣。」
Even though I bought it for my niece, I ended up reading the whole thing myself before handing it over—the way Felipe’s anxious expressions mirror real feelings is spot-on, and it opens a gentle conversation about mental health without being heavy. The pastel art is soft and inviting, which made it
Felipe’s worried little face felt like it was speaking directly to me when I flipped through the pages with my niece, and the way the book opens up a real conversation about feelings without being preachy is exactly what we needed. She asked me to read it twice in one sitting, which says everything.
The soft pastel illustrations and Felipe's anxious little face made my kid actually stop and listen during story time, which never happens. It's rare to find a picture book that treats heavy feelings so gently without talking down to children.