Huda F Are You?

A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is struggling to define themselves beyond a single label or is feeling 'ordinary' in a new environment. If your child has recently moved or joined a community where they no longer stand out as the 'only' one of their kind, this graphic novel provides a humorous yet deeply relatable roadmap for navigating that loss of identity. Huda moves from a town where she was the only hijabi girl to Dearborn, Michigan, where being a hijabi is the norm. The story explores the universal teen experience of trying on different personas: the athlete, the academic, the fashionista: only to realize that true identity isn't a costume. It is a secular and lighthearted approach to serious topics of belonging and self-worth, making it perfect for middle and high schoolers who feel 'miscellaneous.'