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Made from the Same Dough by Laura El Alam illustrated by Passant Ablal
Not all books about Ramadan have to be lists of facts. It is ok to show Ramadan and Islamic elements
The Ramadan Drummer by Sahtinay Abaza illustrated by Dinara Mirtalipova
This book reads very much like an early work in progress. It doesn’t seem to know if it wants to
Craft it Up This Ramadan and Eid by Zayneb Abdullatif photography by Sidoie Djunaedi
This book is not new, but I saw it at my library and thoroughly enjoyed looking through it. I’ve hosted,
Ramadan Kareem by M.O. Yuksel illustrated by Hatem Aly
The lyrical text that shows joy, Muslim joy, all over the world during the most wonderful time of the year
‘Revolusi’ by David Van Reybrouck review
‘The apologies for the history of slavery and the police actions, as made by the king, will be withdrawn.’ So
Eliyas Explians Ramadan by Zanib Mian illustrated by Daniel Hills
This is the fifth book in the Eliyas Explains series, and it really is what you would expect and hope,
Holiday History Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr by Marzieh A. Ali
Traditionally published non fiction Ramadan and Eid books have more errors than they should. I was hopeful with this one,
Festivals and Celebrations: Eid al-Fitr by Louise Nelson
This non fiction Eid book is not accurate, detailed, engaging, or something I would recommend schools or libraries shelve. It
Rabia’s Eid by Rukhsana Khan illustrated by Debby Rahmalia
We definitely lack Islam centered leveled readers, so how exciting to see one this year focused on Eid, that contains
