‘Sparta and the Commemoration of War’ and ‘The Killing Ground’ review
These are books of very different kinds, not exactly chalk and cheese, but certainly apples and oranges. All three authors
Looking for the Eid Moon by Sahtinay Abaza illustrated by Sandra Eide
The illustrations and sister bonding in this story are sweet, but it isn’t exciting, and doesn’t feel very Ramadan or
Trouble at Taraweeh by Rosalind Noor illustrated by Rania Hasan
I love funny books that are Islamically accurate, Muslim filled, and informative as well. Alhumdulliah for this outrageous Ramadan tale,
Read for a Better World: Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr: A First Look by Percy Leed
I honestly don’t know who this 24 page book is for and to what purpose it would be read. It
Celebrations and Festivals: Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr by Sara Khan illustrated by Nadiyah Suyatna
This 48 page, informational based book is told through a little girl explaining her Ramadan and Eid days in a
Noura’s Crescent Moon by Zainab Khan illustrated by Nabila Adani
I know, I know, another Ramadan book about the moon and a little girl’s first fast, but this one is
The Ramadan Cookbook: 80 Delicious Recipes Perfect for Ramadan, Eid, and Celebrating throughout the Year by Anisa Karolia
Mar7 Another surprising library find, this 2023 published cookbook shares meals for all the time, but organizes them with Ramadan
A Little Golden Book: Ramadan: A Holy Month by Malik Amin illustrated by Debby Rahmalia
As a child I had a stack of Little Golden Books, my libraries always have a good part of a
Keeping Blinded Veterans in View
During the First World War thousands of charities were established in Britain to support servicemen. These organisations needed to be
‘The World at War’ and the Holocaust at 50
Less than a minute into the 20th episode of The World at War the first interviewee appears. He is an
