Sitti’s Key by Sahar Khader Ali illustrated by Noor Alshalabi
I try and buy, read, and review every children’s book about Palestine that is published, it is the least I
Huda F Cares? by Huda Fahmy
There is nothing quite like reading a YA graphic novel where you feel so completely seen, where you laugh out
Zain’s Super Friday by Hena Khan illustrated by Nez Riaz
I love the joy and normalizing of mainstream titles celebrating salat, Jummah, and the masjid becoming increasingly available for us
Messenger: The Legend of Muhammad Ali by Marc Bernardin illustrated by Ron Salas
I’m always curious how books about Muhammad Ali will present his “Islam” and this 240 page graphic novel was no
All You Have To Do by Autumn Allen
This historical fiction YA book was hard to put down. While being invested in the characters and learning about the
Saving Sunshine by Saadia Faruqi illustrated by Shazleen Khan
The themes, messaging and Islamic and cultural representation in this upper MG/lower middle school graphic novel are wonderfully unapologetically present.
Yusuf and Yusra’s Spooky Dilemma by A. Dawood illustrated by Fatimah Farooqi
This 54 page early chapter book about a Muslim kid being tempted by Halloween somehow didn’t really center Islam much,
The Big Yard Sale: David Learns How to Treat Customers by Tariq Touré illustrated by Anika Sabree
David Kareem is back and learning how to treat customers at his neighborhood yard sale. The 26 page rhyming poem,
Sunbolt by Intisar Khanani | Islamic School Librarian
Sometimes you remember reading a book and liking it, but not a lot more. Why I never wrote up a
