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katietotallybooked 's review for:
Maus: A Survivor's Tale
by Art Spiegelman
challenging
dark
sad
tense
fast-paced
Engaging, interesting, and I'm looking forward to continuing with Part II. The use of anthropomorphism is an excellent way to add another layer of depth to the story. All the Jewish stories from this time period are so tragic and heartbreaking.
From Novelist:
Characterization: Anthropomorphic characters
Mood: Haunting; Serious; Moving
Illustration: Black-and-white illustrations; Bold illustrations; Cartoony illustrations
From Novelist:
Characterization: Anthropomorphic characters
Mood: Haunting; Serious; Moving
Illustration: Black-and-white illustrations; Bold illustrations; Cartoony illustrations