A story of a Jewish survivor of Hitler's Europe and his son, a cartoonist who …
Another good pick from the McMinn County School Board Book Club
5 stars
This is an important book, and also good. That's my review.
Aside from the making the history of the Holocaust real, it also made me think about graphic novels as an art form. It's interesting how the drawings can fill various "tonal" aspects of the story, while the words can be quite spare.