March
Book One
By: John Lewis
Genre: YA graphic novel (nonfiction)
Pages: 128
Published: 2013
Read: March
4 out of 5
Often times, one hears
that graphic novels are a great method to encourage reluctant readers to enjoy
the art of books. After reading March Book One, I would add that a
person who is a passionate (obsessed) reader, but ignorant on certain topics should
try a graphic novel. Unfortunately, even though I think history is crucial,
important and often part of conversations, I find it rather boring and can’t
get engaged in it. This graphic novel
provided me with a quick, easy to understand, fun and entertaining way to learn
a bit about our history. If you are like me and need quick background knowledge
on the Civil Rights Movement and Congressman John Lewis’s influence I highly
recommend this book.
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