Allah Made Me Different by Maryam Abbas
Apr3 There is nothing revolutionary about this 24 page picture book, but it answers a basic question that children always
In Defence of Boring Books
In December, the press – this magazine included – was full of recommendations of the best history books published during
The Vienna Secession is Founded
On 3 April 1897 a meeting between 19 artists in a Viennese coffee house yielded a new movement, the Vereinigung
Come To Prayer by Salwah Isaacs-Johaadien illustrated by Zeynep Yildirim
Apr2 Framed around the five fard prayers, the rhyming 26 pages take readers all around the world with the refrain
‘Impossible Monsters’ by Michael Taylor review
Darwin once speculated that the first spark of life had originated long ago, ‘perhaps millions of ages before the commencement
Behind My Doors: The Story of the World’s Oldest Library by Hena Khan illustrated by Nabila Adani
The world’s oldest library proudly stands in Fez, Morocco: started by a Muslim woman, restored by a Muslim woman, and
Kareem Between By Shifa Saltagi Safadi
It doesn’t matter how many Word documents you read, Goggle docs you add comments to, and screen shots you revise;
Baby Touch: Happy Eid! by Lemon Ribbon Studio
Mar30 This 12 word, 10 page, touch and feel board book is nothing special, yet for some reason it does
Letters from a Prophet by Zimarina Sarwar illustrated by Giorgio Bacchin
I’m not a fan, as a general rule, of lift the flap books for toddlers (they just tear them), so
Mimi & Unicorn Get to Know Allah by Zanib Mian illustrated by Laila Ramadhani
Creating understanding and love of Allah swt is perhaps the most important type of Islamic fiction book available for young
