Our Ramadan 2021 publication, ‘After Iftar Tales’ contains a unique collection of curated short stories written by members from our community around the world. With diverse characters and heartwarming plot lines, these stories share with us a glimpse of life in Ramadan in a variety of everyday situations.
With 142 pages and a beautiful midnight blue cover and gold foiled accents, ‘After Iftar Tales’ is a must-have for your Ramadan Collection this year.
Moments of Joy is a collection of short stories celebrating happiness and hope. Varied authors from around the world come together to share with you, stories that spark joy and weave magic. A book for all ages. The stories talk about everyday moments that leave an impression in our lives and our minds.
The climate emergency is already having major impacts on cities worldwide, and these impacts will increase. We know that we must transform the world’s energy systems, as well as our lives and lifestyles, in order to achieve sustainability, livability, and balance. This acclaimed book provides a detailed Roadmap to help guide these critical changes to our energy systems, as well as our ways of living, and the cities in which we live.
Watch Us Play is for parents, guardians and teachers who want to
understand why children love playing videogames, how to more
effectively manage device time without the arguments, and how
to use videogames to improve the maths skills of children aged
6-11 years old.
A friendly hungry whale reminds a little boy to ‘Always say Bismillah’ before biting into his favorite food. The vibrant visuals tell a story and transport children into an aquatic adventure where they ride waves and go underwater to be guests at the table of the friendly whale.
The Alhamdulillah Book takes you on a soothing walk through nature, to look around and consciously acknowledge the splendor of Allah’s creation. It prompts you and your child to connect the things you experience to the word Alhamdulillah, a word that has an immense depth of meaning. The colorful visuals encourage exploration and mindfulness while inculcating the habit of remembering and thanking Allah.
Investment expert Lucy Chow has selected 34 essays from thought leaders in the gaming industry. These curated perspectives of the global network of game-changing esports insiders provide a backstage pass to the impact and future of gaming. This diverse group of corporate professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, and educators pull back the curtain, revealing the use of gaming in schools, the growing roles of women in the fi eld, and innovative business opportunities. In building bridges among these, Chow welcomes you into a thriving community to discover a new opportunity for your own success.
A 56-page, hardcover, full-color journal that takes children around the world to 15 different countries. Designed for Muslim children, this journal is packed with Ramadan facts, recipes, and activities along with references to the Quran, Hadith, and duas for children.
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?!
