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Picture Books
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Grandpa’s Fez $ 13.20Add to cart3 – 5 years
This thrilling story seamlessly blends curiosity and surprises, combining imagination with reality.
It promotes important values like courage and determination, while also showcasing children’s fascination with their grandparents’ heritage, their desire to preserve it, and their pride in their grandparents.
The story follows the adventure of Sanad’s fez, beginning with the moment he stumbles upon it in the attic. However, his mischievous classmates, Bashar and Azzam, snatch it from his head and it becomes lodged on a tree branch.
The fez then embarks on a journey from one place to another until finally, we witness Sanad’s elation when it is returned to him.
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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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When Mama Returns- Jad & Tala Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
Grandma is suddenly taken ill and Mama has to travel to be with her. She tells Jad and Tala that she will miss them and asks them to tell her every little thing that happens with them when she comes back.
But why does Jad decide not to tell Mama everything that happened while she was away?
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Aunt Fawzyah – Jad & Tala Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
Jad and Tala spend the weekend at Aunt Fawzyah’s farm, where everyone enjoys playing games, feeding the animals and having a BBQ.
The next day, Jad and Tala go on a tour around the farm with Aunt Fawzyah, collecting items from nature and turning them into art.
However there’s a rustling sound in the bag. What could that sound be?
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Stop Filming- Jad & Tala Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
An enjoyable story that highlights children’s happiness when relatives travel to visit and their excitement at receiving gifts.
Jad, Tala, and Zozo are delighted with the gifts that they received from their cousin Ruby, which are animal-themed costumes. Tala suggests that they write a story and film themselves each wearing their new costumes outside in the backyard.
They start filming with the help of their friend Jalal, but they have to redo the scene multiple times due to Zozo’s interruptions.
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The Teeny Tiny Worm $ 13.20Add to cart0 – 3 years
Being small is not a bad thing, especially if you are a worm and there’s a chicken chasing you!
A delightful story about a normal day in the wilderness and how it pays off to be small in size sometimes.
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Where are you Saadoun? $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
A warm simple story that addresses separation anxiety with lovely rhythmic language.
Saadoun wakes up every morning in silence so as not to wake his beloved dog Simsim. And when Simsim finally wakes up, he barks with joy and fetches the ball to play with Saadoun. But there’s a problem – Saadoun is not there!
How will Simsim spend his day without Saadoun? And what will happen when Saadoun returns from school?
The story “Where Are You, Saadoun?” shines a light on the relationship between a child and their pet, illustrating the challenges of separation and the joy of reunion in a way that will touch the hearts of young readers.
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Homes $ 14.85Add to cart5 – 7 years
This book invites children to embrace the significance and value of the homes that shelter them. These pages take the reader on a journey that introduces the different types of homes for animals and humans.
Delight in the enchanting illustrations with beautiful poetic rhythmic text that enriches language skills and leaves a lasting impression.
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Seeds $ 13.20Add to cart5 – 7 years
Seeds is a charming book that demonstrates the diversity of life through seeds.
The book talks about physical plant seeds and metaphorical seeds, like the seeds of love, the seeds of ideas and dreams. The story carries many meanings between the lines and delivers positive messages about the importance of patience and self-belief.
It emphasizes the importance of nurturing and caring for all types of seeds to grow and yield the finest fruits and the best results in life.
The book contains flaps that increase the reader’s interaction and enjoyment of the story and its meaning.
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Kamila is Looking for a Job $ 14.30Add to cart3 – 5 years
Kamila the chameleon is looking for a job, but the baker and the farmer refuse to hire her because she might change colour while on the job and end up being baked or boxed up with the vegetables! Kamila is sad, will she be able to find a job the suits her?
A delightful book that will have children searching for Kamila between the pages, learning about colours and jobs along the way.
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A Cake for Mama- Jad & Tala Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
With the help of their Dad, Jad and Tala want to surprise Mama on Mother’s Day. They work together to make and bake her favorite cake.
Something happens to ruin the surprise and make Tala sad. How will the celebration be saved?
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A Day with Dad- Jad & Tala Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
One day Dad’s assistant calls in sick. Jad and Tala offer to help Dad at his veterinary clinic.
Will they do a good job and be responsible enough? and what surprise animal shows up at the end of the workday?
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Zozo’s Potty – Jad & Tala Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
When the time comes for Zuzu to be potty trained, Mama buys him a shiny blue potty.
Fustoq accompanies Zuzu in his many failed attempts at “doing” it in the right place.
What will help Zuzu succeed?
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What Month Am I? $ 13.20Add to cart5 – 7 years
A raindrop falls from a cloud on the ground! She asks everyone she meets the same question: What month am I? This story revives popular proverbs about the months of the year with wonderful illustrations that tickle the child’s mind and senses.
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Mama We’re Bored – Jad & Tala Series $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
Jad and Tala are bored and don’t know what to do. When their mother suggests they play with their toys they refuse to say their toys are old and they are bored of them.
To their horror, their mother confiscates their toys and now they only have papers and colors available to share with their friend Jalal when he comes to visit.
Will they be able to have fun with just papers and colors to play with?
