Embark on a journey of self discovery and spiritual exploration with Saara through the pages of her book “Barefoot: A seekers Journey”. Each poem is a footstep in the walk along the path of self-realization. It is an invitation to embrace the never ending journey. A journey that leads us inward even as we explore the vastness and beauty of nature around us.
The Seven Principle of the Modern-Day Gladiator” presents an empowering journey of personal transformation for those who dare to succeed beyond all limitations.In this book, you’ll discover the seven powerful principles inspired by gladiators of old, empowering you to unlock your inner potential irrespective of your current age, birthplace, or social standing.
Embark on an extraordinary journey through the knowledgepacked pages of “Mission Zero: Solving the Climate Crisis”: a captivating book that takes young readers on a journey into the world of climate change.
Where is Blue Bird” is a delightful book crafted by Raya Halet and Julie Mallon, with charming illustrations by Suzanne Darka. Designed with babies aged 0-6 months in mind, the book aims to make a positive impact on their daily summer routines. This book provides an engaging and interactive experience that captures their imagination while fostering a sense of adventure.
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.
This is a story of Coco, a fun-loving raccoon who makes the bold decision to slip himself into a bag and fly on a plane for an adventure. Unaware of his destination, he lands in the UAE and is taken by complete surprise. His exploits begin in Abu Dhabi where he makes an unlikely but delightful acquaintance with Miko the meerkat. Together they explore the UAE and have amusing and unforgettable experiences.
What is Ramadan?’ is an activity book aimed at children from multicultural backgrounds to help them understand what this month is about. There are characters depicting children from 10 different countries who talk about what Ramadan means to them and how they celebrate it. There are activities, quizzes, crafts, and recipes to keep children engrossed and entertained all while they imbibe the lesson that despite having different cultural and religious backgrounds, we are all united by common values of compassion, family, kindness, and sharing.
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.
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 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.
The first book in the 5 book series, introduces us to The Eco-heroes – Ahmed, Sundos, Rudi, Maria and Finlay. These lovable Dubai school friends embark on a series of fun adventures, all the while aspiring to make their school and community more ec0-friendly
In Recycling Trip Trouble, when the Eco-heroes go on a school trip to a recycling plant, things don’t go quite as expected! Read about the five school friends as they investigate a recycling factory and get up to a little bit of mischief. Maybe your next school
trip could be the same…
Fight For Food follows cheeky Finlay the Food Fanatic as he buys, prepares, eats, shares (and saves) food with his friends. They embark on a picnic in a local park and make the best chocolate cake the UAE has ever seen.
There are plenty of silly encounters in the story and brilliant illustrations of the characters and recognisable local landmarks. but more importantly, so much opportunity for children to learn the critical messages about the importance of food and how it relates
to the environment around them
