Leila Abdelrazaq

Auteur van Baddawi

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Werken van Leila Abdelrazaq

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Baddawi (2015) 58 exemplaren

Migraine Hell 1 exemplaar

Smuggling Books across the Border: An Illustrated Diary 1 exemplaar

Migraine Hell 1 exemplaar

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Geboortedatum: 1992-11-14
Geslacht: female
Nationaliteit: USA
Woonplaatsen: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Opleiding: DePaul University (BA|Arabic Studies)
DePaul University (BFA|Theatre Arts)
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Beroepen: illustrator
graphic artist
activist

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Baddawi door Leila Abdelrazaq

There's a powerful story in here, and I appreciate learning more about Palestinian history. However, I found a lot of the art and the narrative difficult to follow -- it's not always easy to tell what's going on, or why she's telling a particular story -- the narrative just doesn't hold together as well as I would like it to.

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jennybeast | 1 andere bespreking | Apr 14, 2022 |

Baddawi door Leila Abdelrazaq

There have been a lot of graphic novels recently about the Middle East and the strife there. And here is yet another. This one focuses in so closely on the day-to-day life of a Palestinian refugee in Lebanon that the larger forces buffeting his life and causing misery are left a bit vague. With little insight offered into what makes the Palestinian situation unique, this reader is simply left with the very obvious conclusion that living in a war zone sucks and a smart person gets the hell out of there.… (meer)

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villemezbrown | 1 andere bespreking | Jul 28, 2018 |

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