Huda F Are You?

I read this so quickly! This book is semi-autobiographical and has a cutesy art style that I think kids would like. I thought it looked a bit like a newspaper art style or something like Phoebe and the Unicorn type of style. It's not at all a bad style, just didn't connect with me as much.
A slice of life and discovering identity on a family and wide scale. She faces many small hardships like sharing a room/family drama to islamophobia in her life.

It's a good story and I would rec. as a quick read!

3.5 stars I really enjoyed this but the structure didn't add to the story and struck me as unnecessarily complicating. I'm looking forward to Fahmy's next offering.

Great story. So relatable and really very touching.

I thought this was really charming and funny and to me as a non-Muslim I think it did a good job of explaining key stuff to non-Muslims readers while also being very specific in a way that, I assume (and have seen in reviews) will really speak to a lot of Muslim readers' experiences.It reminds me a bit of [b:Hyperbole and a Half: Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, and Other Things That Happened 17571564 Hyperbole and a Half Unfortunate Situations, Flawed Coping Mechanisms, Mayhem, and Other Things That Happened Allie Brosh https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1409522492l/17571564.SY75.jpg 24510592] in that it's sort of a series of vignettes without a major plot other than general coming of age/self-acceptance/etc. It also has a kind of unpolished vibe that reminds me of Hyperbole and a Half and some other webcomics (which makes sense bc I know Huda Fahmy also does webcomics).