‘Don’t Let’s Be Beastly to the Germans’ by Daniel Cowling review
In 1945, after six years of bitter fighting, Britain found itself tasked with occupying a vast area of Northern Europe
The Story of Hajj and Eid Al-Adha by Humera Malik illstrated by Basmah Syadza
This early chapter book discusses some of the key parts of Hajj and Eid al-Adha in a fictionalized manner. A
A Letter to the Beloved: Dear Prophet Muhammad (saw) by Jenny Molendyk Divleli illustrated by Rumeysa Abis
I was a little skeptical about a 32 page rhyming letter to our beloved Rasullah, illustrated in book format, but
‘The House Divided’ by Barnaby Rogerson review
In the span of a few decades the Muslims transformed from a tribal confederation of Bedouins to masters of a
The Publication of Nineteen Eighty-Four
His first published work, a poem, appeared in the autumn of 1914. ‘Awake! Young Men of England’ was a call
Sam(ira)’s (Worst) Best Summer by Nina Hamza
The first 15% of this 336 page book were rough, the internalized Islamophobia/othering, the excessive discussion of Halloween and being
‘The Undesirables’ by Sarah Wise review
In 1919 ‘Bessie B.’, aged 24, was committed to Abingdon Workhouse, known locally as ‘the Grubber’, under the Mental Deficiency
How Fictional Stories Can Help or Hurt Our Kids
“I constantly hear like, oh, you know, don’t talk to them about you know, the afterlife, don’t talk to them
I’ll See You in Ijebu by Bunmi Emananjo illustrated by Dian Ejaita
As a window into Nigerian life, this 32 page book is beautiful, celebratory, and an incredible resource to learn from
Ronald Reagan’s European Tour | History Today
On 6 June 1984 American audiences watched Ronald Reagan deliver his address on the 40th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy.
