The categorization of Persepolis should be under autobiography. The book tells the story of the author growing up as a child during these historical events. The author informs the readers of what she grew up with and how her childish personality thought about during the time she dealt with. Persepolis tries to persuade the reader that Muslims aren’t that all bad. This book is a comic, yet it tells more of a story with its words rather than the pictures thus classifying it as autobiography. The author doesn’t clearly describe every gruesome detail that she has seen in her life, but it is enough to have people change their minds about the topic. By having a plot line to the story it can add suspense because you don’t know what happens to the