The Complete Maus A Survivor's Tale

And then like the book, Maus by Art Spiegelman, it's a personal story that makes you understand much broader sense by focusing on these people that you care about.

Everyone has such a specific story. There were babies born, there were marriages happening in secret, they were falling in love, they were trying to survive, they were trying to help their families survive. And then the ways out and I mean, it's just, it encompasses so much and it's just... I think that everyone should read it to kind of get an understanding more so than just like the chapter in the fucking history book at high school.

I mean, if you haven't read Maus by Art Spiegelman... It's a graphic novel and it's M-A-U-S. So look that up. Yeah. If you haven't read that yet, you absolutely should and have to. It's quite a work of art, but it's also true story. It's Art Spiegelman's parents' story. And so it's really worth it. It's really eye opening and it's really amazing.

Essentially, I just tried to boil it down. Everybody knows we've all watched the history channel 1 million times. But essentially... Read the book Maus or read, look at the book M-A-U-S.

Read the book Maus or read, look at the book M-A-U-S.

It's one of the most incredible things I've ever read. It's so incredible and horrifying and what a terrible time.

But this is kind of, you know, it was they they claimed it had nothing to do with actual political content.

One Tennessee district banning Maus, a Pulitzer Prize winning graphic novel about the Holocaust

One Tennessee district banning mouse, a Pulitzer Prize winning graphic novel about the Holocaust.

And by the time the discussion was all over, the panel was down to four.

The Holocaust isn't about race. It's not about race because it's about man's inhumanity to man.

it shows people hanging, it shows them killing kids. Why does the educational system promote this kind of stuff? It's not wise or healthy.

it's leaving me with my jaw open. Like what? I also understand that Tennessee is obviously demented. There's something going on very, very haywire there.

the first masterpiece in comic book history

the most affecting and successful narrative ever done about the Holocaust

Read The Complete Mouse by Art Spiegelman, available wherever books are sold.

the first masterpiece in comic book history

the most affecting and successful narrative ever done about the Holocaust

the first masterpiece in comic book history

the most affecting and successful narrative ever done about the Holocaust

the first masterpiece in comic book history

the most affecting and successful narrative ever done about the Holocaust

the first masterpiece in comic book history

the most affecting and successful narrative ever done about the Holocaust

A disarming look at a harrowing legacy, mouse is an unforgettable story of survival.

same with like that book mouse graphic novel mouse which is about you know Nazism from the perspective of these like kind of anthropomorphized mice characters which is a very powerful piece of graphic literature but perhaps there were some bad language or there was something in it that was visually disturbing or whatever but how the Bible made this list is simultaneously bonkers to me and also makes a lot of sense because what book yeah Book of Songs The Swastika the Swastika that's on there I understand why people might be like hey maybe I'll do it

same with like that book mouse graphic novel mouse which is about you know Nazism from the perspective of these like kind of anthropomorphized mice characters which is a very powerful piece of graphic literature but perhaps there were some bad language or there was something in it that was visually disturbing or whatever but how the Bible made this list is simultaneously bonkers to me and also makes a lot of sense because what book yeah Book of Songs The Swastika the Swastika that's on there I understand why people might be like hey maybe I'll do it Well there's a beef story about mouse

so in some instances it's you know, really this kind of outlandish, uh cherry picking of You know bits and pieces of books to find a basis to object and it really seems counterproductive because these these works of literature are so Widely recognized and so it's a real spectrum of books.

That happens only in the most limited of circumstances where it's something like mouse that draws internet, you know international headlines yes, you're going to see a surge in uh purchases of that book, but By and large these books that are being targeted Are not at that level of visibility or recognition.

Maus, Art Spiegelman's graphic novel about the Holocaust.

like in Tennessee, where a school board pushed to keep Mouse Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer Prize winning graphic novel about the Holocaust away from eighth graders, 12, 13 year old kids