Persepolis

Dear Marjane Satrapi,
I have felt some comparison with your childhood with my personality. In the novel Persepolis when you were a girl, you where very curious about optimistic about everything. I felt a resemblence with you because I am also a very curious and optimistic person just like you. Also, when I read your novel I felt sad because I can only imagine how hard it must of been when you were growning up, with the revolution, the Sha and the imperialists prosecuting the communists, all of this must of been dramatizing because if I were in your shoes I would probably be really scared and stay home. So not only you were curious and optimistic about things but you were also very brave and you let nothing keeping you from wanting and seeking the answers that you wanted. I found very impressive the way that you studied and read about philosophy and revolutionary leaders, any kid that has that kind of characteristics would probably go through a very interesting life as in your case you did and witness many important and historical events. I just want to quickly say that your book was very awesome and interesting to read. Can't wait to read Persepolis 2.

A Friend,
Ramon Padilla