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In this episode, Liz & Jerry dive into the world of "Maus" by Art Spiegelman, a remarkable graphic novel.

"Maus" recounts the incredible journey of Vladek Spiegelman, a Polish Jew who lived through the Holocaust, using animals to represent different people. We discuss how Spiegelman's choice to use animal characters and his innovative visual storytelling set "Maus" apart. Delve into the book's themes, like the complex father-son relationship, Holocaust representation, and the trauma that binds a family. 

"Maus" is a powerful and influential graphic novel. Join us to uncover its profound impact on literature and art.

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