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Who Am I $ 14.30Add to cart11+ years
This beautifully crafted book introduces readers to the world of philosophy, and invites them to pause, reflect, and explore the deeper meaning behind seemingly ordinary questions.
Designed as a safe, personal space for self-discovery, the book encourages free expression—through writing, drawing, or thinking out loud.It helps readers build a stronger connection with themselves, while developing confidence, emotional insight, and critical thinking skills.
Whether as a gentle introduction to philosophical thinking or a companion for quiet reflection, this book plants the seeds of lifelong curiosity—and a love for open-ended questions that help shape who we are.
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It’s Time for Bed – Adam & Mishmish $ 7.43Add to cart0 – 3 years
It’s Time for Bed is an interactive book that allows children to experience the bedtime rituals and habits of Adam and Mishmish. This reinforces the importance of these habits for children and helps them become a part of their daily lives.
At the end of the book, there is a felt flap where children can cover Adam & Mishmish and tuck them in before wishing them a goodnight. This allows them to develop their sensory and motor skills and solidify their bedtime routine.
This book is part of the I Am Adam series by Adam Wa Mishmish. Additionally, it is connected to a YouTube song and its very own augmented reality App, both of which can be accessed by scanning the codes on the back cover of the book.
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The Sounds of Eid $ 12.65Add to cart3 – 5 years
The Sounds of Eid is a story that takes children on a fun journey to a world filled with vibrant colors and sounds that characterize this festive time.
Let your children experience the magic of Eid through this book, which is distinguished by delightful illustrations and easy-to-understand words.
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Sleep Zaina Sleep $ 9.35Add to cart5 – 7 years
Zaina does not like to go to bed on her own. To make her mother stay with her she finds one excuse after another.
“Sleep Zaina Sleep” is a story about the vivid imagination of kids and the magic of dreams that can sometimes transform everyday objects into scary things. We may wonder, be scared or amazed at our dreams but it is comforting and reassuring to know that all wondrous things are in dreams.
This story comes with a lovely song
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There’s a Jungle in Saifo’s Room $ 11.00Add to cart3 – 5 years
A little boy sets out on an exciting imaginary adventure where he meets and interacts with the animals on the wall mural in his room.
On each spread he meets a different set of animals and has fun with them. The child reader is encouraged to count the animals he sees on each spread. He/she can then choose the correct numeral sticker (attached to the book) to stick in its assigned space.
The story line is full of action and humor and written in rhyme.
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Why Not? $ 14.30Add to cart5 – 7 years
For thirty years, Samia’s father never missed a single day of work—until one day, he fell ill and couldn’t go out to wake people up for Suhoor.
Knowing how dedicated her father is to his duty, Samia decides to take his place for one night until he recovers. But will her father accept her stepping into the role of the Musaharati? And how will the villagers react?
A touching story that highlights values such as courage and solidarity while showcasing cherished Ramadan traditions.
It transports readers to the enchanting village of Lifta in Palestine during the 1930s.
Listen to the Musaharati song from below.
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When the Doorbell Rang $ 6.00Add to cart5 – 7 years
The story talks about the customs and rituals of the month of Ramadan, such as fasting and Suhoor, and the great values that it aims to achieve, such as helping the poor, feeling for them, maintaining kinship, family ties and giving. The story is told with a mixture of reality and fantasy.
In the story, Nagham’s family prepares to welcome the month of Ramadan by decorating the house with colored lanterns with the help of Nagham and her friend Rihana.
Suddenly, the sound of a drum is heard and the door knocks. Who is at the door, I wonder?!
