Strong Man

Strong ManBy: Meghan McCarthy He could tear phone books in half, bend iron bars into giant Us, and pull a 145,000 pound train with his bare hands. But Charles Atlas wasn't always one of America's most famous strong men. Once upon a time, he was a "97 pound weakling" who was picked on by neighborhood bullies. Using her trademark humor, Meghan McCarthy brings to life the story of Charles Atlas, the man who would become "the World's Most Perfectly Developed Man"

and moving

The result combines memoir with critical inquiry to powerfully give voice to what for many has long been incomprehensible

每一章開頭從趣味漫畫場景切入問題，使讀者融入情境一同思考，也對比自身的經驗；每篇的實例練習，搭配可愛插圖輔助說明。井然有序的版面視覺動線，與淺顯的語言，引導讀者清楚理解內容，生動的插圖映照出讀者經常產生的內心戲。

Inspired by Aphra Behn’s visit to Surinam

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