Difficult Themes In Ernest Hemingway's 'Persepolis'

children are used as narrators to portray difficult topics such as war and death, making the texts simplistic and easily accessible in the midst of such difficult topics. “Persepolis, because it recreates the past through the eyes of a child, lends a human face to history and therefore offers readers a ‘‘user-friendly’’ point of entry into difficult, complicated, and confusing historical events and cultural intricacies