You're listening to All the More Books, a weekly show about more books.

Some are new, some are old, but as always, I can promise you that all of them are books.

Certainly both of the ones today are. I am your host for the week, Tricia Brown, and this episode is airing on October 10th, 1010, 2025. I'm not going to keep you in suspense this month. I'm just going to tell you right up front. We're going with graphic memoirs this week, specifically. We're going to be talking about a couple of them that put a deeply personal lens on major events. Tragic major events. So be warned about that.

I did whimsy last month, and this is not that. But there is hope and definitely beauty in both

of these stories. So I promise this is not a complete downer of

an episode. And there is some incredible storytelling told both through words and illustration,

as of course tends to be the case with graphic, anything, including memoir. But yeah,

we're going to talk about a couple of very powerful books in just a minute.

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