Books by Leela Corman
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review 1: Decent story, but one that is difficult to read given the context of the story. The story is one that's difficult to follow at times though, as it lacks transition panels phrases at key junctures. For example we see one of the girls with the Doctor talking about reading and then ...
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review 1: Moving story. Artwork that represents urban spaces (interiors and exteriors) and human figures as almost entirely curvilinear, which allows Corman to exercise a lively, expressive range in representing her subjects through the point of view of her coming-of-age protagonists, the ...
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review 1: I really enjoyed this book. It reminded alot of The Complete Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, which I read earlier this year -- so much so that when I started reading Unterzakhn I thought the author/illustrators were one and the same. It's a graphic novel that doesn't pull any punc...
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review 1: Just finished rereading this gem that follows two sisters as they grow up in early New York on Hester Street (likely Abraham Cahan reference) and as their paths diverge in adulthood. In addition to portraying a bustling Jewish tenement life at the turn of the 1800's into the 190...