The Boldest White: A Story of Hijab and Community by Ibtikhaj Muhammad and S.K. Ali illustrated by Hatem Aly
The third and final book in the standalone series is finally out and I absolutely love that Islam, salat, and
Auntie Aisha Answers: The Tween Muslim’s Ultimate Guide to Growing Up by Aisha Hussain Rasheed illustrated by Magdelena Zareba
Kids have questions, and in today’s world it is easier than ever to get answers, however parents need to parent
How Did the First World War Change the Arts?
‘What the war released above all was a spirit of ephemerality’ Mark Polizzotti is Head of Publications at the Metropolitan
The Wreck of the Vrouw Maria
When the connoisseur Gerrit Braamcamp died in 1771 the auction of his collection was one of Amsterdam’s events of the
I AM: A-Z of Positive Affirmations for Muslim Kids by Barakah Kemi Hassan illustrated by Mariam Poppins
Oct7 This alphabet framed book combines the English alphabet with correlating affirmations, but then also ties the sentiment in with
‘A Great Disorder’ by Richard Slotkin review
In 1938 the American literary critic Howard Mumford Jones published an article in The Atlantic titled ‘Patriotism – but How?’
My Olive Tree by Hazar Elbayya
I love that this author illustrator traditionally published book shows the ways that olive trees and their fruit connect people.
Esma Farouk, Lost in the Souk by Lisa Boersenand Hasna Elbaamrani illustrated by Annelies Vandenbosch
This fun and silly picture book takes place in a Moroccan shopping center, where a visiting Esma Farouk, suddenly can’t
The Hysterical Girls of St. Bernadette’s by Hanna Alkaf
This 352 page young adult mystery, thriller could possibly be classified as magical realism, or speculative fiction, I’m not really
Solving the Victorian Housing Crisis
In 1866 James Hole, a writer from Leeds, called for ‘a little wholesome despotism’ in tackling the problems of housing
