Marjane Satrapi Books in Order

To keep frightening monsters away at night, Marie cuts the moon from the sky and hangs it in her room. But darkness creates trouble for the village cats, forcing her to find a solution that protects everyone.

Over tea, Marjane Satrapi's grandmother, mother, aunt, and their friends exchange stories of love, marriage, and sexuality. Their candid conversations reveal private negotiations with social expectations and the lengths women go to protect their independence.

After his cherished instrument is destroyed, Iranian musician Nasser Ali Khan withdraws from life. Memories, family encounters, and glimpses of the future gradually reveal the lost love and disappointments behind his decision to stop living.

A merchant promises a mysterious being a future favor in exchange for an unusual seed his daughter desires. When the Sigh returns to claim Rose, she is taken to a distant palace and drawn into an enchanted adventure.

Marjane Satrapi brings together artists, journalists, and scholars to document the Iranian protests following Mahsa Amini's death. Graphic essays explore women's resistance, state repression, and the history behind the movement's call for freedom.

Marjane Satrapi continues her graphic memoir with adolescence in Vienna after leaving Iran during war and fundamentalist rule. Her search for belonging abroad and difficult return home explore the changes in both herself and her country.