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The Arrival

by Shaun Tan

The Arrival

by Shaun Tan

"The Arrival" by Shaun Tan is a wordless graphic novel that delivers a powerful visual narrative about immigration and the universal quest for belonging. The book follows a man who embarks on a daunting journey to an unknown land, leaving his family behind with hopes of forging a better future. As Tan's exquisite and detailed illustrations unfold, the man encounters a variety of other migrants, each with their own stories. This silent tale masterfully explores themes of displacement, adaptation, and the shared experiences that unite the community of newcomers. Without a single word, Tan's artwork speaks volumes, depicting the hopes, fears, and the inexorable will of the human spirit that seeks to overcome the solitude of the immigrant's path.

  • Fiction
  • Young Adult
  • Wordless
  • Graphic Novel
  • Immigrant
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