Under The Shade Of An Old Ghaf Tree
د.إ60.00This delightful tale, written in rhyme, invites children to: Explore the traditional foods of the United Arab Emirates, Meet the Arabian desert’s fascinating animals, Celebrate the role of food in Emirati culture, Understand the significance of the ghaf tree.
A story full of friendship, culture, and the timeless beauty of the desert. Perfect for children up to the age of nine, this book is also a wonderful resource for teachers to explore culture, nature, and friendship in the classroom.
Mama Do You Love Me?
د.إ75.00| This heartwarming children’s bedtime story celebrates the rich culture of the Gulf through a mother’s love for her child during their bedtime routine. Each page introduces a traditional idiom from a GCC country. Through tender conversation, a child asks, “Mama, do you love me?” and learns about the depth of unconditional love. Rich in culture and emotion, it celebrates timeless bonds and regional traditions. | قصة قبل النوم تدفي القلب وتحتفل بثقافتنا الخليجية الغنية، من خلال حب الأم لطفلها وقت الروتين الليلي.
كل صفحة فيها مثل شعبي من دول الخليج، والطفل يسأل: قصة فيها مشاعر وثقافة، وتحتفل بروابطنا الأبدية وتقاليدنا الأصيلة. |
Tales of Khayaal – Aron
د.إ60.00An epic new fantasy sci-fi series. A comet’s arrival on the planet Ikleel heralds the Final Standing, an apocalyptic struggle against the return of the ancient enemy, Mörtan. As society fractures under the Syndicate’s control and sacred traditions crumble, Grand Conduit Zorar and his apprentice Alifa must harness the power of Nur to defend humanity’s last hope. Blending visionary science fiction, rich world building, and spiritual imagination rooted in Islamic mysticism, Aron explores timeless questions of identity, faith, and what it means to be human in an age of relentless techno-scientific change. Perfect for fans of epic fantasy, apocalyptic sci-fi, and metaphysical adventure, Tales of Khayaal introduces a crafted universe where ancient wisdom collides with futuristic battles for survival.
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” Bashayer Al Issa is a proud Kuwaiti mama of three adventurous bookworms (the date doesn’t fall far from the tree): Ghanim, Hilal, and baby Wadha—who may read her books upside down, but Bashayer is convinced she’s got the plot.”





