I grew up in Iran (2. Sabbath)

Author: (Iran) Marjane Satrapi, translated by Ma Airon, Zuo Tao
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Features: The four-volume series "Persepolis: I Grow Up in Iran" was widely acclaimed upon its release in France, translated into over ten languages, and awarded numerous comic book prizes, including the "Best Comic Award" at the 2004 Frankfurt Book Fair. "Persepolis: I Grow Up in Iran" is a comic series that tells the story of a young Iranian girl's growth during the Islamic Revolution. This girl experiences major events such as the overthrow of the king, the Islamic Revolution, and the Iran-Iraq War. The Iranian author Marjane Satrapi narrates her own personal experiences. Using simple lines and stark black-and-white contrasts, Marjane Satrapi brings forth this powerful story. The extensive use of black gives the visuals a strong impact. As the protagonist Marji grows, readers can gain a deeper understanding of Iran's history, politics, and culture. This book is one of the volumes in the "Persepolis: I Grow Up in Iran" series, titled "Sabbath."

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