Yalla Habibi: poems in 3arabeezi

Yalla Habibi: poems in 3arabeezi

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Arabic for "Hurry Up, Love," Yalla Habibi is all about a personal exploration of Arab American identity. This condensed, illustrated chapbook of poems is written in 3arabeezi, or Arabish-- mostly English with some Arabic words (and a fun glossary is included to help out!) (( Did she say fun glossary?! Yes! It has jokes.)) These poems comment on growing up with family history that can often be at odds with growing up American, as well as figuring out who you can be when belonging to multiple cultures. And there's art to go along with it all!
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This is a collection of pieces that tell the story of how I came to embrace ALL of my emotions through poetry and discover my true authentic self. It's based in core human emotions as well as influenced by the stages of grief as I grieve the death of the cold and angry self, and embrace the birth of the new, emotional self. Also influenced by a bunch of music. I am a first generation Palestinian woman who writes about all things good Arab girls shouldn't be doing and I don't care. Read me like a book. Hope ya'll like it and can relate!

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