Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood
2000 • 165 pages

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Average rating4.3

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This was a truly fantastic – spare, haunting, starkly illustrated, in turns innocent and worldly – memoir, depicting the coming of age of a young, Iranian girl. Like the best of such memoirs, the author spends equal time on the political and historical events in Iran, the day-to-day life in such a regime and normal childhood experiences.

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