Important & pure

Primo Levi is a graphic novel about the story of the Italian Jewish chemist who survived Auschwitz. In the novel, Levi visits a group of schoolchildren to tell them about his life and to keep the memory of the Holocaust alive. The children ask innocent questions and Levi answers them with hard truths.

Books about World War Two can be intimidating and heavy to read. As graphic novels, these stories are a bit easier to be consumed. This novel is pure, informative, and the message of this book is important.

"Every passing day there's fewer of us to bear the weight of the memory of Auschwitz because even today our greatest fear remains the same. That we won't be believed, that everything will be forgotten."

Thanks to NetGalley and Between the Lines for the e-ARC in exchange of an honest review.