Amma to Bibba:
Graphic Novel Cookbook

Amma to Bibba follows Sanjana, a young woman from India who moves to the United States chasing her dream of becoming an illustrator and living life on her own terms, leaving behind the quiet weight of expectation and the unspoken rules of what a good Indian girl should be. But in her pursuit of freedom, she slowly loses touch with her mother, the phone calls growing shorter, the smell of her kitchen fading from memory. When her mother falls seriously ill and Sanjana can't afford to return home, she finds solace in the only way she knows how: by cooking her mother's recipes, recreating the dishes she grew up eating without ever learning to make them. This story is for the immigrant diaspora, for daughters separated from their mothers, and for anyone who believes that the most important recipes aren't written down, they're passed down through touch, smell, and the quiet, enduring rituals of love.