By: Marjane Satrapi
Genre: YA graphic novel
Pages: 160
Published: 2004
Read: August
4.5 out of 5
Reading
this graphic novel, reconfirmed that my favorite graphic novels are biographic or
historical in nature. I think this is because they are usually simply written
without overwhelming you with facts. Since I didn’t enjoy history when I was
younger and still can’t get into long-winded nonfiction books; well-written and
illustrated graphic novels are an enjoyable way to reeducate (or learn
something completely new) myself. This is definitely a great example. Persepolis is about a young girl growing up in Iran
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