Tales of Nature, Culture, and Humanity

About this book

Mohamed Yassin presents a philosophical visual dialogue in which trees, water, stones, memory, and history become narrators. Through the elderly Hamouda, who retains a child’s wonder near seventy, the book moves between the Strait of Gibraltar, village nostalgia, environmental wounds, and the pressures of technology. Written for young readers and adults alike, it encourages environmental awareness, questioning, reflection, and a renewed relationship with culture and the natural world.