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3.0


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5.0


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4.25


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4.0

Really what kickstarted my fascination and love of graphic memoirs. I read it on repeat to the point that I had pages memorized.
Book #1 is much stronger than Book #2, but both are equally important in sharing the author’s life story. #2 is much slower than #1 pace-wise, and feels much less eventful.

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ms_smith's review against another edition

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5.0

A legérdekesebb könyv amit idén olvastam. A Jókönyvek.hu-n volt leárazva és úgy voltam vele, hogy mivel már amúgy is egy jó ideje el szerettem volna olvasni, akkor miért is ne jött volna el most ez a pillanat. 
Formailag és szerkezetileg is különleges könyv, nem a megszokott és ez nálam nagyot dobott rajta. Az írónő stílusa nagyon nyitott, őszinte, esetenként humoros is. Sokszor a helyébe tudtam képzelni magam.
Elképesztő, hogy Európában mennyire nem tudunk semmit a Közel-Keletről, csak azt amivel a nyugati média beeteti az embereket, hogy addig se azzal törődjünk, hogy hogyan szítanak mindenfelé háborúkat, illetve hogy főleg csak a kőolaj miatt fontos nekik az a térség.
Mardzsi helyzetét sokszor át tudtam érezni, és sajnáltam is amikor az Ausztriában történt dolgokról esett szó. Az jutott eszembe, hogy én szintén hasonló identitás válsággal nézek szembe vajdaságiként még a mai napig is sajnos, mert Magyarországon mindig szerb voltam, Szerbiában meg magyar, holott egyik se szerettem volna/szeretnék lenni, hanem egyszerűen csak ember.
Nagyon jó könyv, többeknek kéne olvasni!

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markwillnevercry's review against another edition

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0.5

So, there is a bit to tell. I really did not like this book. You might think "Ah, so you did not like it, because it was bad", but it wasn't. Marjane Satrapi does a very good job of showing how she grew up and how stuff changed her. However, it felt a bit like listening to your friend go through absolute shit, without recognizing that you also have problems that you have to deal with. Marjane Satrapi just kept going, because she wanted to tell her story and it was uncomfortable to read, specifically the Vienna part. As a separate note, this book is just in general giving the vibe of "i do not care about the way you feel, because i will never reflect on this", so we got slutshaming and fatphobia. I kind of feel like I wasted my time with this book. 

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Momo sucks ass.

She just accused man of a crime he didn't commit? And what she accused him of is not even comparible of her wearing lipstick? And her and her boyfriend are so happy about it? They deserve each other. 

The scene with the pills in uni. Just like, girly, if you have something on your heart, maybe don't throw it at the first person you see?

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4.25


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3.0


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