Zahra Marwan (زهراء)さんのイラストまとめ

@kaitfeldmann Hi Kait,

Here are various pieces, personal, for the LA Times, and from my first book. And a link to my portfolio:

https://t.co/DHxAJyKBYx

The Butterfly's dream by Sargon Boulus translated by Youssef Rakha

The butterfly that flies as if
tied by an invisible thread to paradise
almost brushed my chin while I sat in the garden
drinking my first coffee
shaking last night’s nightmares out of my head
...

I saw a handmade kimono that was so beautiful, it reminded me that I hope to see my oldest brother Raed in Japan soon.

learning to tie shoes

@LaRossa Hi Brian,

I wrote and illustrated the feeling of not wanting to leave my home as a child, and the luck of coming to a place where people treated me like I belong for my debut pb. I hope my art could work for the narrative non-fiction you have, too!

https://t.co/DHxAJyKBYx

Visiting homes - I forgot about this iteration! #kidlitart

Endearing feedback about my book from a Kuwaiti: Bader and the ladybugs

“I don't remember butterflies to the extent which you imagined or portrayed in your story, but once the when the water retracted in Kheiran, we walked through the water to a little island that appeared that

“My grandma's name was Noor, it became Ora, and my grandpa was Saleh. She was from Basra and he was from Baghdad.” They left Iraq in the mass exodus of Jews in the 1940's -1950's, becoming Israeli citizens.
Historically rooted in a city two hours away from my home, the miracle

@LaRossa Hello!
https://t.co/DHxAJyKBYx