That Can Be Arranged : A Muslim Love Story (Paperback)

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Chaperones, suitors, and arranged marriages... Huda Fahmy tells the funny story of how she met and married her husband. This is her journey through mismatched suitors, gossiping aunties, and societal expectations for Muslim women, In frank and funny text and illustrations, the author reveals to r...

from akblanchard

Cute, G-rated graphic nonfiction about the author and illustrator Huda Fahmy's lslamic courtship and wedding to the man of her dreams. Informative and entertaining, even if Fahmy has an odd habit of not drawing wrists or fingers.

from LibrarianRyan

I may not read the webcomic, but I did read Huda's first book and quite enjoyed it, so it was a pleasure to be granted a digital galley of this title. It was full of comic art, but not quite a comic. It's part comic, part nonfiction book about how pre-arranged marriages work, and part biography a...

from villemezbrown

A humorous look at courtship and arranged marriages among Muslim Americans. It's a quick, breezy read that leaves one hungering for a bit more detail about the people involved. The format is sort of a picture book/graphic novel hybrid. Not as funny as the author's first book, but I'll certainly b...

from BettyTaylor56

This graphic novel was a delightful read – informative, served up with a side of humor. If you have wondered what dating is like in the Muslim world this book is for you. The illustrations throughout the book are really cute.