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A review by blaineduncan
March: Book Three by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin
5.0
The third and final installment of March was as good as the other two and all work together to capture some vivid images of a turbulent time.
Book Three shines a light on some of the hardships within the Civil Rights Movement, particularly between smaller groups that were not participating in the march from Selma to Montgomery.
Book Three may be a little less fascinating than the first two, but it is no less important. It’s great that John Lewis worked with these storytellers and artists to give the world some of the story in a very cool medium.
Book Three shines a light on some of the hardships within the Civil Rights Movement, particularly between smaller groups that were not participating in the march from Selma to Montgomery.
Book Three may be a little less fascinating than the first two, but it is no less important. It’s great that John Lewis worked with these storytellers and artists to give the world some of the story in a very cool medium.