33 pages 1 hour read

John Lewis, Andrew Aydin

March: Book One

Nonfiction | Graphic Novel/Book | Adult | Published in 2013

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Reviews & Readership

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Review Roundup

March by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin is lauded for its powerful and immersive portrayal of the Civil Rights Movement. Reviewers praise its compelling storytelling and evocative illustrations. However, some critics note its pacing issues and occasionally simplistic dialogue. Overall, it is considered a poignant educational resource with minor shortcomings.

Who should read this

Who Should Read March?

Readers who would relish March by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin typically have a keen interest in civil rights history, social justice, and graphic memoirs. Comparable to Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi and Maus by Art Spiegelman, this engaging blend of personal narrative and historical context appeals to those who appreciate transformative stories of resilience and activism.

Recommended

Reading Age

12-18years

Lexile Level

GN760L

Book Details

Topics
History: U.S.
Politics / Government
Race / Racism
Themes
Society: Education
Society: Politics & Government
Values/Ideas: Religion & Spirituality
Genre
Auto/Biographical Fiction
Inspirational
Biography