Truce is an illustrated autobiographical book about body images issues and the (continuous) journey to self-love, covering topics like society's standards, eating disorders, mental health, social media, and acceptance.

The book was written in first-person, in a casual and intimate tone, allowing the reader to relate and empathize with the character. Chapter's titles and some extra important information were handwritten, adding to the book's personal nature. 

Black and white, hand-drawn, outlined illustrations also help emphasize the intimacy of the book, by keeping a gentle and soft style that corresponds to the book's subject matter, while a green blob captures the reader's attention to the area related to the focus of the chapter. The book also has many spreads portraying a variety of skin tones and anatomy differences, including lips, vaginas, and breasts, as a way to celebrate diversity and praise the distinctions that make each person unique.