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245		0	_aDrawn to Berlin _b: Comic workshops in refugee shelters and other stories from a new Europe _c/ Ali Fitzegrald, Editor: Kristy Valenti
260			_aSeattle, WA; _bFantagraphics Books; _c2018
300			_a200p; _c22x19cm
520			_aFitzgerald’s graphic memoir entwines political and personal displacement. Ali Fitzgerald is an artist trying to find herself in a rapidly changing city facing an influx of asylum seekers. In Berlin, she teaches an art class to displaced people who have traveled from war-torn countries such as Syria and Afghanistan. Given Fitzgerald’s encouragement, her students take pen in hand and express their painful memories of home and cautious optimism about their new life. Revealing the humanity behind the politics of immigration, Drawn to Berlin is about loss, community, and the art that binds people together.
546			_aEnglish
650			_aNC950-(996) Drawing. Design. Illustration- Illustration _91875
655			_aGraphic novel _98639
942			_cBK
999			_c6060 _d6060