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Child's Eye View
I'll start by saying I absolutely loved "Persepolis," and it was one of the best things I've read in awhile.
One of my favorite things about "Persepolis" was that it told the story of something very complicated through the simple view of a child. It could have just been like any history book on the war and revolution that took place in Iran that's ever been written, but instead it's brought to life through the illustrations and through the telling of the story through the eyes of a child. The reader learns about revolution and all that goes into it along with Marji, which for me was very enjoyable. I never thought I would enjoy graphic novels, but because of "Persepolis" they may be starting to grow on me.