Persepolis 2

Love Marjane Satrapi. Great addition to my collection.

Loved Persepolis 1. Excited to read the second part. Marjane Satrapi writes about her life during the Islamic revolution in Iran in a way that makes you smile and laugh in the midst of the intensity of the story. My book came slightly damaged from the top though.

This is a second hand book from thriftstores. I bought it for 567. It's completely new and hardly used! It's a beautiful book and perfect sequence. Totally recommend it for graphic readers or otherwise.

This is great reading, but I would still rae Persepolis 1 way above 2. The 1st one is far more intense and moving, the 2nd has more details.

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This is a beautiful graphic novel which tells a tale of accepting one's culture, because no matter how far you go, you can never run away from your identity. It talks about mental health and the importance of forgiving and the extent to which gender stereotype negatively impacts a country's future.

Después de leer Persepolis 1, que por cierto también me gustó mucho, me quedé con muchas ganas de leer la segunda parte. Es un relato que a mi parecer es muy verás de la cultura y costumbres iranis, especialmente relatado por una persona nativa que sale del país y tiene una mejor perspectiva para poder narrar de una manera muy amena costumbre y cultura.

I have read it two times and this is very interesting reading.

My daughter was so excited to receive this book. Great story

Ethan klein I would rate the second volume Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi a 4.5 out of 5. This graphic novel was a great book because I loved the pictures Satrapi drew, but some scenes were a little bit inappropriate. Other than that it was an amazing and I would highly recommend it to only mature kids who can take in inappropriate context and young adults. This book kept me up all night reading because it was so good. The second Persepolis book was a memoir about a teenage girl named Marjane who moved to Austria in the 1980s. In the last book Marjane moved from Iran to Austria without her family because there was a war between Iran and Iraq. Marjane moves into a house with her family friends but it was too small so she goes to a catholic boarding house. The boarding house was run by nuns and she did not know anyone there and most of them spoke dutch. Later on in the book because of peer pressure she becomes a drug dealer and later stopped once her punk friends moved away. After that she went into a depression and tried to overdose on drugs and kill herself but she did not die. I don't want to spoil anything else, so if you want to find out what happens next read the book. If you want to read this book I highly suggest you read the first Persepolis book first because it explains her whole childhood and other important concepts and why she moved and why she moved.

Me ha encantado esta novela, con toques de humor que nos adentra en el mundo de cómo vive la mujer musulmana su día a día y tiene que enfrentarse a su realidad en una sociedad machista. Excelente.