"Feeding Ghosts" is a graphic memoir by Tessa Hulls that delves into the lives of three generations of Chinese women in her family. The story begins with Sun Yi, a journalist in Shanghai who faces political turmoil after the 1949 Communist victory. Forced to flee to Hong Kong with her daughter Rose, Sun Yi writes a memoir about her experiences, but the emotional toll leads to a breakdown. Rose eventually moves to the United States, bringing Sun Yi with her. Tessa, observing the struggles between her mother and grandmother, decides to travel the world to escape her family's past. However, she soon realizes that she must confront her family's history and the trauma that binds them. This memoir is a heartfelt exploration of identity, love, and the enduring impact of generational trauma.

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