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Mrs. Jawaher and Her Cats – Dahnoun Series $ 11.00Add to cart7 – 9 years
Mrs. Jawaher’s only grandson, 5 year old Mansour, lives abroad with his family.
No matter how hard Mrs. Jawaher tries, she finds it hard to connect with Mansour via the internet. Mansour is always busy with his toys and only responds with a quick hello before resuming his activities.
Thanks to a surprise happening, Mansour bonds with his Grandma and both look forward to the upcoming visit of the family to their home country. A fun story about a long distance relationship between a Grandma and her only grandson. It may be the story of many grandmas today.
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What Happened to My Brother Ramez? – Dahnoun Series $ 11.00Add to cart7 – 9 years
All is well in Aloush’s Life until Deema shows up and turns his life upside down.
Aloush tries hard to get rid of this meddlesome person who took his brother away from him. Will Aloush feelings towards Deema change?
A hilarious story that shows how Aloush tries to deal with his mixed feelings towards his big brother’s fiancé.
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The Hard to Please Horse – Best Friend Series $ 7.70Add to cart5 – 7 years
The young horse Ashhab is a dreamer. He tries out different jobs and finally stumbles on the right one while helping a circus clown put his act together.
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Mr. Policeman – Nursery Rhymes 2 $ 6.16Add to cart0 – 3 years
The rhymes in Mr. Policeman book deal with jobs and occupations. Some may not be familiar to the city child of today, like the buggy driver, the shoeshine boy but others, like the carpenter, doctor and policeman are. The rhymes are fun to sing along and connect children to their roots.
Titles of the rhymes in this books are:
- Mr. Policeman
- This is What He Does
- The Tomato Seller
- The Bread Seller
- Oh Stonemason …
- The Barber
- Abu Mahmoud
- The Shoeshine Boy
- My Grandfather is a Farmer
- Today is My Birthday
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Saadeh the Monkey – Nursery Rhymes 2 $ 6.16Add to cart0 – 3 years
These traditional nonsense rhymes combine familiar and strange out of context elements and situations as well as made-up words that have rhythm. They also deal with serious issues that reflect fears and situations in the culture. Fear of wild animals that prey on their livestock. Caring for animals.
Waiting for loved ones to come back from their travels.
Titles of the Rhymes in Saadeh the Monkey book are:
- Ree Ree Reeta
- Tangerine Tangerine
- Grandpa’s Bald Head
- Saadah The Monkey
- Bolbol Balabel
- Under The Chair
- This Old Man
- Abdul Samad
- Tiki Tiki Sambo
- Walking Camel
- Sarandah Ya Sarandah
- Suzzaneh
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Us Three Together – Nursery Rhymes 2 $ 6.16Add to cart0 – 3 years
Counting games and Rhymes are common among children in many cultures. The Us Three Together book has many traditional counting rhymes that relate to basic numeracy.
It can help children learn to count to 10 or just have fun with numbers. Some of the rhymes were used as counting out games where children would chant the rhyme pointing at each child in turn and when the rhyme ended the child pointed at would be counted out of the game.
Titles of the Rhymes in this book are:
- I Have an Egg
- The Bear Got Up to Dance
- Seven Camels
- Us Three Together
- Count to Six
- Hakara Bakara
- The Fox
- How Much Do I Love You?
- Oh Flower
- Two Rabbits
- Let’s Count to 10
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Ka’ak – Best Friend Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
While Ali is selling “Ka’ak”, Simsem the cat jumps through a “Ka’ak” that gets stuck around its neck.
An exciting chase follows where Simsem runs under, over, beside, between different things in the souk and the story ends with a contrite Simsem helping Ali sell his ka’ak.
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Karma’s Rabbit – Best friend Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
While Karma is thinking of a name for her pet rabbit, it runs away from her. Each page finds the rabbit hiding in a different place.
Karma starts to look for the runaway bunny and the young reader is encouraged to join in the search.
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Nashma and Jassem – Best Friend Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
The young camel Jassem runs away from his friend Nashma to explore the city he has heard so much about.
The little camel faces a lot of problems in the city and ends up sad and lonely in the zoo.
The story ends on a happy note with Nashma and Jassem reunited.
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Fifi – Best Friend Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
Dana invites her farmer uncle to attend her Birthday. After much thought he decides that the best gift for Dana would be a cow to give her fresh milk every day.
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Omar is Lost – Best Friend Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
Omar wanders from his mother’s side in pursuit of a kitten and gets lost in the downtown souk.
He is faced with different situations and finally makes the right choice and is reunited with his mother.
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Why Should I Sleep Early? – Halazone Series $ 5.50Add to cart3 – 5 years
When Jude stays up too late, she misses the bus, making her dad late for work. As a consequence, she receives a suitable punishment which is no TV for 2 days.
However, Jude finds a clever way to make the most of her punishment time by writing and performing a play to present it to her parents and neighbours. Soon, her siblings join in, and the fun project makes everyone forget about the punishment!
This charming story addresses a common bedtime struggle parents face and celebrates the joyful, resourceful spirit of children who can turn a challenge into something positive!
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Watch Out Jude – Halazone Series $ 5.50Add to cart3 – 5 years
When Jude falls from a tree and breaks her leg, her journey to recovery begins.
This engaging story takes young readers through Jude’s experience at the hospital, explaining the process of getting a cast and exploring her feelings throughout.
The story reassures children about hospital visits and highlights the power of friendship and family support, especially from her brother Zaid, who—despite feeling a little jealous of the attention Jude is getting—goes out of his way to make her smile again.
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The Lie that Grew Bigger – Halazone Series $ 5.50Add to cart3 – 5 years
In this clever and humorous story, Jude finds herself in a tricky situation and decides to lie to her mother. But as she tries to cover up the truth, the lie keeps growing… and growing… and growing.
The Lie That Grew gently tackles the topic of lying in a fun and engaging way, helping children understand the importance of always telling the truth.
A perfect read for young ones learning valuable life lessons with a smile!
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I Can – Halazone Series $ 5.50Add to cart3 – 5 years
Jude struggles with a speech problem in kindergarten, and when her classmate Samir teases her, it deeply hurts her feelings.
Overtime, Jude’s confidence grows, and with the unexpected help of her baby brother Zaid, she gradually overcomes her challenge.
This heartwarming story shows how ridicule can hurt as much as physical pain, and that with patience, we can overcome our struggles.
