Persepolis

The harsh and cataclysmic history of Iran is superimposed on the history of Marjane Satrapi's family, and above all, on her personal story of coming of age. Daring, freedom-loving, and at the same time confused about life, Marjane endures numerous trials, builds her own world, and searches for her own identity.

The sincerity of the reflection, the captivating story, and the humor that often drowns out the pain have made "Persepolis" one of the author's most popular works.