Huda Fahmy Books in Order

Through autobiographical comics, Fahmy explores everyday life as a visibly Muslim American woman. Questions about her hijab, cultural misunderstandings, relationships, and ordinary frustrations become opportunities to examine prejudice and recognize familiar experiences across different lives.

Fahmy recounts meeting and marrying her husband while navigating life as an observant Muslim woman in America. Chaperoned encounters, unsuitable suitors, family opinions, and social expectations complicate her efforts to balance personal choice with tradition.

After moving to a Michigan community with many Muslim families, Huda can no longer define herself simply as the girl in a hijab. She experiments with belonging while trying to discover an identity beyond that familiar label.

A family trip to Disney World takes Huda far outside her comfort zone. Public attention makes her self-conscious about being Muslim, while travel with her sisters challenges her assumptions about them and strengthens their bond.

Huda begins junior year with ambitious academic plans, but her parents' divorce disrupts everything. As grades slip and friendships strain, she struggles to understand what the separation means for her family, community, and future.

The summer after graduation, Huda plans to find love with help from her friends and matchmaking aunties. Conflicting expectations about relationships, ambition, and gender force her to question what her own happy ending should look like.