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I have read up to page 32. The author wasted no time to immediately throwing the reader into her experience giving birth to her first child and the disconnect from her own mother it presented.

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My favorite pages were 55-60. The illustrations along with the vary sparce words.

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First Week (March 8): Chapters 1-3
Second Week (March 15): Chapters 4-6
Third Week (March 22): Chapters 7-9
Fourth Week (March 29): Chapters 10
Fifth Week(April 5): Recollection!!

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I really enjoyed the first three chapters. The way the story is told is really interesting as it jumps from different time periods so you don't really know the entire story from start to end. My favorite page is 44, as I could somewhat relate to the author's story.

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Chapter 4 went into detail on the fathers past and the environment he grew up in. This page was heartbreaking, my chest felt tight reading it. I didn't expect to read a comic book and feel so much.
The first impression you get of the father is "wow he's so terrible, why does he treat his children so cold", but learning about his past adds so much perspective.

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How does trauma play into how parents raise their children? 

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How does trauma play into how parents raise their children? 

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When using one color throughout the entire book, why orange?

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When using one color throughout the entire book, why orange?

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Why are they in the United States?

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Why is the title "The Best We Could Do"?

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Why the Vietnam War?

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Why does the author keep jumping in time while telling the story and it's events.

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Why does the author keep jumping in time while telling the story and it's events.

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Have you experienced generational trauma? 

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Have you experienced generational trauma? 

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Is there a side of your family that you don't know much information about.

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Is there a side of your family that you don't know much information about.

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Has the Vietnam War affected you? (directly/indirectly) 

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Has the Vietnam War affected you? (directly/indirectly) 

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Will asking questions about your family history bring you closer to your parents 

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Will asking questions about your family history bring you closer to your parents 

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What lasting impact has the Vietnam War had on the world/people?

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What lasting impact has the Vietnam War had on the world/people?

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Has your culture every been shamed in the public eye?

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Has your culture every been shamed in the public eye?

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Do you want to be like your parents when you have children of your own?

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Do you want to be like your parents when you have children of your own?

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Generational Struggles: The Best We Could Do

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Generational Struggles: The Best We Could Do

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Here is a link to last weeks one pager: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15KbAlpUZMqUhgaGf9lmdvnU5rXBMCeDC9bCh2y-ehls/edit?usp=sharing

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Generational Struggles: The Best We Could Do