With All My Heart by Aasia Khan (Book One in the Exciting New Maren Springs Series)
I would assume this 185 page book sets out primarily to be a wholesome halal romance and to that end
‘Crimean Quagmire’ by Gregory Carleton review
The history of the Crimean War, at least from the British point of view, has been written many times, with
All Mixed Up by Raj Tawney
The premise of this slightly biographical middle grade book is that of a very multicultural boy, Kamal, finding his voice,
Muslim Modernisers on the Silk Road
On 27 October 1924 the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic came into being as part of the Soviet Union, four years
The Roman Catholic War on Wigs
A rather unusual petition from October 1716 is tucked away in the pope’s diocesan archives in the basilica of San
The Fisk Jubilee Singers Across the Atlantic
Eight years after the abolition of slavery in the United States, a choir of 11 African American singers, almost all
The Fight for Mary, Queen of Scots’ Jewels
Following her escape and flight from Lochleven Castle in May 1568 after almost a year’s imprisonment, Mary, Queen of Scots
Growing Giddo’s Hair by Sumayyah Hussein illustrated by Milton Bazerque
Sep17 The latest batch of Ruqaya’s Bookshelf books have arrived at my house, and this was the first book my
‘After the Flying Saucers Came’, ‘Think to New Worlds’ and ‘How to Think Impossibly’ review
In June 1947 Kenneth Arnold was flying a small plane over Mount Rainier in Washington when nine bright objects began
The French Resistance: Fantasy and Failure
In the summer of 1940 millions of French men and women were beginning to grasp the reality of the Armistice
