Craig Thompson
What’s inside
Habibi is a graphic novel that intertwines themes of love, religion, and human suffering. It follows the story of two escaped child slaves, Dodola and Zam, as they navigate through a cruel desert landscape.
You’ll Learn
- Insight into Middle Eastern culture and Islamic folklore
- Appreciation of intricate graphic novel artistry
- Exploration of profound human emotions and relationships
- Understanding of societal and environmental issues through a fictional narrative
Key Points
- Two child slaves form a deep bond
- Escape and survival in a harsh desert
- Interweaving of Islamic folklore and culture
- Exploration of themes like love, spirituality, and suffering
- Artistic interplay between the sacred and the profane
- Commentary on environmental and societal issues
- Complex narrative structure with rich visual storytelling
Who’s it For
- Graphic novel enthusiasts
- Readers interested in cultural exploration
- Fans of epic narratives
- Those intrigued by themes of spirituality and humanity
About the author
Craig Thompson is a critically acclaimed graphic novelist known for his beautifully drawn and emotionally powerful storytelling.