Goodreads Says: A story of a Jewish survivor of Hitler's Europe and his son, a cartoonist who tries to come to terms with his father's story and history itself.My Thoughts:
- This was a very unique graphic novel.
- I was intrigued that this was a true story about the author and his father's story.
- The story was captivating and sad. I read this in one sitting. I just couldn't stop reading.
- I love the old man's accent. It was fun.
- The illustrations were dull. There wasn't much emotion or movement. I think they could have been better.
- The ending was abrupt. I really want to read the second book.
I liked Vladek's accent too. I'm glad the author left that in. It really gave you sense of his character.
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