Reader Response #2

So far, Persepolis is becoming quite a good read. I think that people should all read this book. This book is quite descriptive in how Marjane had experienced her childhood in Tehran and how the book set the stage for Marjane's teenage years when she later goes to Austria. When Marjane was growing up in Iran, she saw how people started getting on the bandwagon for new culture change after the Shah was driven out. Marjane also saw how popular culture from the West started to have an effect on her when she got posters featuring Iron Maiden and Kim Wilde. Overall, I think this book is a brilliant subject to read up and or brush up on.