I had a hard time with this one. I'm very interested in politics and don't live in New York so I only have a brief outside view of NY politics. I was excited to learn a little more, especially in the format of a graphic novel. I liked some aspects of this, I learned some things I didn't previously know, which is always a positive. 

That being said, I thought a lot of it was generally boring. I specifically liked the four to five page section where the tenants shared their specific issues with rent and landlords. I felt like this helped me become more attuned to the cause, I wish this had been sooner, because before that I didn't feel as connected to the group just talking about it. 

I also had a really hard time reading the font. It was small and sort of in a handwritten style since it's a graphic novel and more of a personal memoir, but it still was more difficult for me to read and stay focused on. I think my issue with reading the font made it harder for me to enjoy and consume the material.