Literally Graphic reviewed March: Book One by John Lewis (March, #1)
Review of 'March' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
A truly solid work of graphic history. I can certainly see why it is so popular and I really did mean to read it much sooner! It certainly warms the cockles of my heart that this is likely the entry point for many persons, not only to a more intimate view of this point in history but also to graphic novels in general.
As usual, I find it not only more engaging to read a more personal historical narrative but also more thought-provoking. Getting to know the author alongside the subject allows for me to engage much more critically with the material.
To conclude, I am really excited by the fact that this is only book one of a trilogy. I have a feeling that this will only get more hard hitting as we move forward in time. I have just put in a request for book #2 and can't …
A truly solid work of graphic history. I can certainly see why it is so popular and I really did mean to read it much sooner! It certainly warms the cockles of my heart that this is likely the entry point for many persons, not only to a more intimate view of this point in history but also to graphic novels in general.
As usual, I find it not only more engaging to read a more personal historical narrative but also more thought-provoking. Getting to know the author alongside the subject allows for me to engage much more critically with the material.
To conclude, I am really excited by the fact that this is only book one of a trilogy. I have a feeling that this will only get more hard hitting as we move forward in time. I have just put in a request for book #2 and can't wait to crack it open!
