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March: Book Two

John Lewis, Andrew Aydin

4.65 AVERAGE

courtvaderbooks's review against another edition

4.0

challenging informative medium-paced

random_shoes's review

4.5

challenging dark informative sad tense medium-paced

ash131618's review against another edition

5.0

reflective tense medium-paced

readingbrb's review

5.0

challenging informative inspiring fast-paced

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Content Warnings

Graphic: Racism, Violence, Police brutality

Moderate: Confinement, Gun violence, Racial slurs

Minor: Miscarriage, Outing

hello_knitty's review

4.5

emotional informative inspiring reflective fast-paced

krobcecil's review

5.0

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Gets a little more deep into the bureaucracy of revolution than the first, looking into the clockwork of legend. I especially loved the juxtaposition of Obama's triumphant inauguration with the horrific violence so many had to suffer from for him to get there.

Reading this a few weeks after Trump - the racist, the scam artist, the sexual predator - attacked John Lewis as all talk is a reminder not only that Lewis is an American hero, but also that Trump is an American villain. A simpleminded, frightened coward who has done nothing but stand in the way of progress while denouncing those like Lewis who are strong enough to sacrifice their safety for equality.

jenniferwillis's review

5.0

challenging dark emotional informative inspiring reflective sad tense

chrliesangel28's review

5.0

emotional informative inspiring fast-paced

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John Lewis is such an inspiring man. What he went through with working desegregation was so sad but he accomplished so much. Reading his speech before the match was so good that I got goose bumps. 

mladd28's review against another edition

4.0

emotional informative inspiring reflective fast-paced

ashtonj's review

4.0

challenging dark informative tense fast-paced