Super Nani and Captain Yaz by Saira Shah illustrated by Maria Gabriela Gama
This 40 page picture book shows a grandma and grand daughter, not really overcoming, but make progress by putting in
Let’s Visit The Three Sacred Mosques: Pop-up Collection Masjid al-Haram Masjid, al-Nabawi Masjid, al-Aqsa by Sara Khan illustrated by Ali Lodge
May8 This gorgeous boxed set is sold as a unit, so I will review all three of these 20 page,
The Glowing Hours by Leila Siddiqui
This 336 page adult gothic horror book frustrated me. When I got stuck reading the electronic arc, I waited until
Counting Up the Olive Tree: A Palestine Number Book by Golbarg Bashi illustrated by Nabi H. Ali
I love the idea of this book: kids saving a tree by working together, set in Palestine and calling for
My Name is Samim by Fidan Meikle
It has been a minute since I have read a refugee story, and was glad to see a new middle
Aicha by Soraya Bouazzaoui | Islamic School Librarian
I listened to this book on my work commute, to and fro daily for weeks, Aicha would go about her
Doppaland: The World Where They Found Themselves by Guzelya Marisova illustrated by Agia Putri
This 42 page book follows a tried and true method of kids being swept away by some magical object to
Landing in Place by Sherine Hamdy illustrated by Myra El Mir
I think first and foremost I want to stress that this is a mature YA read. The majority of the
Hafsa’s Way by Aisha Saeed
It definitely helped going in to this 224 page middle grade novel knowing that it would not have any Islam,
Hail Mariam by Huda Al Marashi
In 188 pages, this middle grade book packs a lot in: immigrant children expectations, the similarities and differences between Catholics
