Originally posted on Fabulously Liberated: Title: Little Blue Skater Boy Author: Shoohada Khanom Category: Children Fiction Publisher: Djarabi Kitabs Publishing This is the story of Isa who was going to take some Biryani for his Naani but not before a jinn had her eyes on him. It portrays to kids the power of du’a.Those daily ones…
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Originally posted on Fabulously Liberated: Title: Imagine Author: Shoohada Khanom Category: Children Fiction Publisher: Djarabi Kitabs Publishing May I start by saying Sarah is a wonderful kid. I love her creative mind. Now you are wondering who Sarah is, right? She is Yunus’ sister. Yunus wants to talk to her just before bed time but not before…
Originally posted on Stoori Khan: “Kamillah – The Butterfly” is a beautiful children’s book written by Shoohada Khanom and published by Djarabi Kitabs Publishing. Kamillah is a caterpillar who, when gets hungry, eats different sizes of leaves and continue to grow. As she grows bigger and bigger, she gets very concerned and asks her friend…
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Originally posted on Stoori Khan: “Who Could I Be” is a thought provoking children’s book written by Shoohada Khanom and published by Djarabi Kitabs Publishing. The book hints at guessing the animals through describing their features and characteristics in a poetic way and in the riddle form. What I really appreciate about this book is…
Title: Kamillah The Butterfly
Author: Shoohada Khanom
Category: Children Fiction
Publisher: Djarabi Kitabs Publishing
The story is of Kamillah, a caterpillar who is confused about life changes. She has a wonderful friend Bilqis who encourages her through the changes. The book is easy to read and the colours and illustrations are so pretty MashaAllah!
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Bismillah,
Two of these arrived yesterday from CreateSpace, and we cut it a little close but we made it alhamdullilah. I loved all these manuscripts the minute I read them masha’Allah. I had to have them 🙂 subhanallah. So DKP accepted them all! There are four of the most creative and loveliest children’s book stories I have ever read mA! I pray we can find more stories like that for Muslim children insha’Allah. My son enjoys the illustrations for sure.
Little Blue Skater Boy : When Isa is asked to take biriyani to his Nanni’s house, someone decides to jump out at him and then tag along. A re-telling of ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ with many twists.
Imagine : It’s bedtime! Yunus wants to talk but his sister Saarah goes on a imagining spree. She talks about animals, and dinosaurs and aliens as friends. She talks about sending an Eid gift to orphans and cooking extra meals in Ramadan for the poor, and a whole lot more! A fun, creative story, that also shows a loving sibling relationship.
Who Could I Be? Through the book, children will learn about animals and their distinctive features, and the repetitive use of questioning encourages them to use the clues to keep guessing and wanting to turn the page to find out what animal it is. Most importantly, it sheds light on and promotes the beauty of our Creator’s creations.
Kamillah the Butterfly : Kamillah is a caterpillar who is struggling to understand life’s changes. With a friend by her side and discovering a beautiful surprise at the end of her cycle, she happily accepts the biggest change. A lovely book any child can relate too. It will definitely leave little ones wanting to read it repeatedly.
Of course they are all 5 stars for me. Read them and tell us if they don’t deserve that rating ;)!
Jazakh’Allah khair for reading,
~A Ducktrinor Mom~
So I’ve finished this guide/workbook last year, would you believe, but I’ve finally managed to put it up on fiverr.
Hey, it wasn’t my fault that I listened to people who say to ‘get all your funnel in place before you launch your product’. I’ve finally said enough to waiting and put it up anyway.
I’m nowhere near to finishing my main product, which is a parenting book about how parents can nurture their relationship with their child through proper communications. I actually have 8500 words for this book but it just snowballed and at the moment seems so insurmountable that I stopped for a while (my procrastination kicking in). I will get back to it one day. Soon, I hope.
So at the moment the ‘lead magnet’ is in place (that is, my guide/workbook). I say that it’s better to have it up out in the world then to…
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Memorizing and understanding Allah’s Names and Attributes can be a difficult task especially for children. Children learn at their own pace, which means sometimes it may take some time. Below is a list of wonderful resources aimed to ease the task of memorizing and to simply make learning fun.
http://www.muslimkidsguide.com/5-ideas-to-help-children-memorise-allahs-names-and-attributes/
Originally posted on shoohadakhanom: I’m going straight to the cover for this one. LOOK at this COVER! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, Allahumma barik fiha 😍❤️ Now that the screaming is over LOL, and we’ve all said our Duah. I’ll start on the blurb.? “It’s bedtime! Yunus wants to talk but his sister Saarah?goes on an imagining spree. She…
Originally posted on shoohadakhanom: Let’s start with the blurb. “Through the book, children will learn about animals and their distinctive features. The repetitive use of questioning encourages them to use the clues to keep guessing and wanting to turn the page to find out what animal it is. Most importantly, it sheds light on and…
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