The world of AN D!

I think Persepolis is a good book. The author wrote it as the graphic novel, so the story became more lively and easier to read. I have learned some things that I didn't know before. In Iran, all the girls were required to wear a veil at school in order to cover their hair. The people were not allowed to show any of their hair and had to get rid of their facial hair. The rules are hard; they couldn't have board games and were not allowed to have curtains on their windows. They were also not allowed to listen to music, drink alcohol, or have posters. I certainly wouldn't like those rules, and I think they would feel the same. 
My favorite part of the book was the ending. The daughter was sent to Austria to continue her studying, and she knew that her parents had lied to her about moving to Austria a month later. . She tells herself " I should have just kept walking", she wanted to be strong to move on even though She knew that she could never live in the same house with her parents anymore.After finishing the first book, I am so curious about the second book. I want to keep reading the book to know what would happen next and how the story would be going.