March: March (Trilogy Slipcase Set) (Paperback)

from JBD1

Read these books. Just read them. John Lewis' story is brilliantly portrayed here in graphic novel form, which I think proves very effective for the purpose.

from mzonderm

John Lewis's story is powerful no matter how it's told, whether in person (as I had the privilege of first hearing it), written long-form in his memoirs for adult audiences, or written more simply in this graphic form for younger audiences. Setting his story within the frame of the day of Barack ...

from gharhar

Wow. This graphic novel by John Lewis is an epic piece of history. It begins on President Obama's inaguaration day in 2009. John Lewis is in his office when a woman and her two sons knock on the door. They are in DC from Atlanta for the inaguaration and she wanted to show her boys a piece of hist...

from dougcornelius

Perhaps President Trump should have read theses graphic novels before criticizing John Lewis. The three books tell his harrowing story of standing up for black civil rights in the 1960s along side King and Malcolm X. He endures incredible abuse to fight segregation and to clear obstacles to black...

from dchaikin

17. March (Trilogy) by John Lewis and Andrew Aydin, illustrated by Nate Powell published: Book One 2013, Book Two 2015, Book Three 2016 format: 560 pages over three paperback books acquired: in March read: Apr 15-18 rating: ***** John Lewis was one of the big six nonviolent civil rights leaders i...