On: 'Persepolis' by Marjane Satrapi (part II)

I still liked this book in finishing it and had to say it was a little shocking to see Marjane Satrapi's actual picture on the inside cover at the end of the book. It put ll the crude drwings of her into perspective. I also have to say that the iconic value of doing simple drawings is what i think the author was trying to get at. As far as transitions go, there seemed to be nothing special. I did like how on pge 189 it showed her potriat as she grew up through the awkward final stages of puberty.OH CRAP. gotta get to class.