In 25 vibrant, geometric gouache and ink paintings, an acclaimed artist illuminates stories from her father’s life. A gifted storyteller, Helen’s father spent years regaling his family with anecdotes about his early childhood in Damascus, village life in Lebanon in the late 1930s, and his emigration to America after World War II. Originally a gallery exhibition, this unique visual collection is at turns humorous and sobering. When combined with storytelling, Zughaib’s rich art, whose pieces have been displayed in places including the Library of Congress and the Arab American National Museum will sweep readers away. Ages 12 and up.
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