Nadia Islam on the Record by Adiba Jaigirdar illustrated by Avani Dwivedi
Having not liked the author’s YA books, I was on the fence about reading this, but when I saw it
Just Right Ramadan by Jenny Molendyk Divleli illustrated by Ava Haghighi
This 44 page picture book is delightfully illustrated and oh so relatable. As we are still early in the month
Too Soon for the Moon by Ayshah Ismail illustrated by Rizkia Gita
Yep, another story about the moon, at least this one attempts humor and doesn’t completely neglect religion. So as I
The Ramadan Kitchen: Nourishing Recipes from Fast to Feast by Ilhan Mohamed Abdi
Feb15 At 223 pages, this Ramadan inspired cook book, is organized with the holy month in mind, but provides recipes
Ramadan for Everyone: A Muslim Community Story by Aya Khalil illustrated by Rashin Kheiriyeh
This adorable 40 page book will be a great read to classrooms to see Ramadan in action from a little
The British Empire’s Brothels | History Today
Caught out of hours in a regimental brothel run by the British army in Kanpur, northern India, in the late
A Ramadan Night by Nadine Presley illustrated by Asma Enayeh
This 40 page picture book balances prose and lyrical language with touchpoints that young children will recognize and relate
The Godless Students of London University
In the 1820s London was the largest city in the world. With more than a million inhabitants, it lay at
When Did the Reformation End?
‘From the start, it was criticised as an unfinished project’ Alexandra Walsham is Professor of Modern History (1930) at the
Trojan Wales: The Medieval Afterlife of an Ancient Myth
In his Historia Brittonum, ‘History of the British People’, the ninth-century monk Nennius asserted that the British, the original owners
