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Fernando Emmanuel fernandoemmanuel — Challenges: Book #162 for 2011

Dawid Strzelec dawidstrzelec — Holy crap this graphic novel was violent and creepy. I think we can all agree there is something really eerie about puppets. I'm reading a lot of people talk about the artwork, which in itself is awesome, with the little fragments of drawings and real photographs that go so well with the theme of memory and recollection, but let's just stick to the story for a second here. I feel sorry for the unnamed narrator. The Mr. Punch and Judy show definitely parallels the life of Uncle Morton, like in the beginning where he encounters the puppets and Mr. Punch throws the baby off the stage and then later on we find out the Uncle Morton may have been thrown out the window. The Child can get more truth about his family from watching the bloody, violent, gruesome puppet show but he never gets the full truth of anything about his family. The adults in this story tend to ignore the Child, or push him away. I do believe even in real life, some people tend to think because children are young and innocent, that they must also be stupid. Children they see things and try to make sense of the world, and they will take into account when you lie to them, which will affect them until adulthood. I particularly loved the part where the child tells the reader "adults are threatening creatures." to a kid that is so true.