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Brice Postma bricepostma — fantastic and ingrossing in a way that you'd never imagine a collection of full page comic strips would be, its 38 pages feel like more than 80 pages in size, more than 800 in scope, it is the perfect antidote to all the sacarine commemorative nonsence that refuses to deal with the issues, and at the same time its an antidote to all the conspiracy theory's that get lost in certain aspects of the issues or even of an issue and never admit how speculative and racked by tunnel vision they are. this work, this tome, revels in its tunnel vision and it makes you share it, then the tunnel opens up and you see things you didn't expect. Art spiegelman is both the everyman and the extraordinary, the mad and the sane, in ten spreads he explores cultural resonances that go back near to a hundred years, and if he did spend over a month on some of them well it was worth it, and every ounce of work put in shows in the finished piece.

Moataz Ahmed _oa_az_amed — Heartbreaking. Interesting account of a child living in a broken household, physically and verbally abusive mother, taunting siblings and absent father. A true account as well although I doubt that some concepts and details may have been slightly exaggerated and/or fabricated due to the fact that he was a child when he was witnessing all this negative action against him and his adult mind might have filled in what his young mind couldn't quite recall. I briefly summarized the story to a friend on the bus ride home. It might have just been my amazing persuasive/storytelling skills (I'm only kidding!) but she was so fascinated by the story that she begged me to rush and buy the next book. As much as I'd have liked, I had spent my book allowance for that month, and explained to her that the earliest I could was the next month. Now, my friend, isn't really a reader. She went ahead and bought the next two books for me as a gift, then asked me to summarize it once again and retell the whole story. I felt like a grandmother telling of my children's achievements. Here I was, in the leather-coated seats of the crowded bus, detailing a story with such complex concepts that I had not personally witnessed as if they were my own. Definitely a great account, but perhaps too great. Nevertheless, 5 stars!

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Ashley Powell ashleypowell — This is another great read by Anne Fadiman which was supposed to be a three part series for the New Yorker Magazine but instead (better yet) became a book. It is a fascinating study of the Hmong people, an Asian culture with deep roots in Chinese and Laotian territories. Ms. Fadiman explores their migration to Merced, California and their culture especially in regards to the medical community. It is a fascinating account of how medical practices had to come to terms with the beliefs of the Hmong community in order to help a young girl with epilepsy. I loved learning about the Hmong culture and seeing how the two (American/Hmong) cultures came together with their different needs, beliefs and healings.