Ibraheem’s Perfect Eid by Farhana Islam illustrated by Nabila Adani
Gorgeous illustrations, joyful Islam, and a sweet story about a little boy realizing there is more to Eid than presents.
The Wild Hunt in England
In the spring of 1127 something very strange was going on in Peterborough. The monks of Peterborough Abbey, a venerable
Pompey’s Greatest Show on Earth
In the autumn of 55 BC Pompey the Great, one of the most powerful generals of the Late Roman Republic,
Maiden Flight of the Spitfire
Hugh ‘Stuffy’ Dowding was a man of independent mind. He believed in fairies, UFOs, and talking with the dead. As
Amal Noor: Mission: Fasting for the First Time by Merve Ozcan translated by Muhammad Izzaddin Seif
Any one who has followed my reviews for very long, knows I really dislike “first fast stories,” so when this
Momo & Bronty’s First Book About Allah by Zanib Mian illustrated by Laila Ramadhani
Feb28 The short simple texts spread out over 14 thick pages talking about Allah swt is a great addition for
The Nabataeans are Coming | History Today
The volte face has been astonishing. Until 2017, or thereabouts, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was seen as the hallmark
The Nabateans are Coming | History Today
The volte face has been astonishing. Until 2017, or thereabouts, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was seen as the hallmark
‘Friends in Youth’ by Minoo Dinshaw review
Minoo Dinshaw’s Friends in Youth is an original take on the issues that divided friends and families in the opening
‘The Great Siege of Malta’ by Marcus Bull review
In 1942, at the height of the Axis powers’ siege of Malta, a young British first-lieutenant named Ernle Bradford arrived
