Empires rise and fall. Some become legend, others myth, but most are lost to time. “Tomb of Empires” is a captivating historical fiction novel set in 90 BC, where the ancient world is shaped by ambition, power, and the capricious whims of fate.
It is a story of heroic deeds and ferocious battles, of compassion in the face of cruelty, of moderation in a time of excess, of love earned and love lost.
The lines on our faces are our life experiences etched into our skins.They are stories collected over years, stories waiting to be shared.With the support of Ma’an Abu Dhabi, Uhibbook Publishing presents a unique project that transcends generations. Together, we aim to bridge the gap between generations, nurture empathy and challenge ageist stereotypes in society.
A Sudanese family tale set in Dubai during Ramadan. Faiz and his cousins are eagerly waiting for the arrival of their grandmother. They cannot wait for her stories, her food and most of all the candy from her special candy tin.
Little Farid embarks on an adventurous journey on a fateful night not realising what’s in store. Will he make it through the woods back home safely? Find out more in this heartwarming tale of family and friendships narrated by an unlikely character.
A Ramadan story from the suburbs of Australia about a boy on a special mission. Ten-year-old Ayman is all set to treat his family to a fabulous spread of traditional Algerian dishes for Iftar. He has rolled up his sleeves and donned his chef’s hat. Will everything go according to plan? Only time will tell.
A children’s story book to create awareness about the challenges of paediatric cancer written by the mother of a ‘superkid’.
1.Childrens book, 94 pages, English – 2.Recommended age: 6-11 years – 3.Paperback, printed on 100% recycled paper, – 4.Author: Colette Barr, Illustrator: Leona Collins – 5.Publisher: Save Our World FZ LLC
Watch Water is the 4th book in the series. The story’s hero is Rudi from South Africa who understands why water conservation is so important, having seen it first hand in his home country.
The book highlights water scarcity in the Middle East and why fashion and diet have such an impact on our water footprint. There are desert camping adventures and football antics in the garden, but the highlight is the children modelling ethical outfits at the
Eco-Fashion Festival. Guess which Eco-hero will not be invited back to next year’s festival?!
Watch Water is the 4th book in the series. The story’s hero is Rudi from South Africa who understands why water conservation is so important, having seen it first hand in his home country.
The book highlights water scarcity in the Middle East and why fashion and diet have such an impact on our water footprint. There are desert camping adventures and football antics in the garden, but the highlight is the children modelling ethical outfits at the
Eco-Fashion Festival. Guess which Eco-hero will not be invited back to next year’s festival?!
