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https://youtu.be/cwmY1V7WGfg

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Years past, Marjane parents has finally found a way they can let Marjane leave the country. They bring her to the airport and book a ticket to Austria. Marjane gives them a hug and walks,but Marjane turns around to see them one more time and saw her mom getting carried by her dad and crying

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A war happens between Iran and Iraq and many of Marjanes close friends die. Marjane parents think that it is best for Marjane to leave the country so that she have a better and safer life. The only problem is that they have no money or way they can let their daughter leave

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I would recommend this book because I thought that it was very interesting and throughout the book you don’t know what is going to happen next.

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This book is an autobiography comic because it is a book that Marjane Satrapi wrote about her past life through a comic.

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This book relates to me because throughout the story Marjane rebels against her parents and I do that from time to time. For example, I wanted to go to my friends house once but my parents didn’t let me. I ended up rebelling against my parents and after an hour of convincing they let me go.

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In the beginning of the book Marjane talks about her childhood and how people in her country were against King Shah. Marjane’s parents often attend political protests and support revolutions when they can, but doesn’t allow Marjane to come no matter how much she begs to go.

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The main characters include Marjane Satrapi, Marjane's parents, Kia, Julie, Mali, Marjane's grandmother, and Marjane's uncles

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I think the book was very good and shows how tough it was to live during the Islamic revolution. This book shows how a little girl like Marjane Satrapi had to suffer through laws of the fundamentalist and trying to find a way to escape it.