Suma Din is an author and freelance researcher based in Buckinghamshire, England. Her titles focus on social justice, education, faith and women. She taught in the supplementary and adult education sector for many years and wrote non-fiction resources for children. One of her writing passions is to bring marginalised voices to the fore, as she did through her book on Muslim mothers and their children's schooling. Suma is married with three children and lives with her pet fascination for bodies of water and recreational painting. Further details of publications are at: www.therootedwriter.co.uk

'Who would have thought a book of fictional letters would produce such deep reflections about my 19 years as a mother? I found my safe space as a Muslim mother within the pages of Dear Mother - Letters from the Heart. The chapters took me back to when my children were young, made me feel seen and validated as I navigated being a mother to teenagers, and provided insight into what is to come in the future inshaAllah. This is the book I wish I had from the moment I discovered I had conceived my first child. Suma, my dear, you've done it again.Beautiful and comforting mashaAllah. A must-read for every mother and mother-to-be.'Aliyah Umm RaiyaanFounder and CEO at Solace UK for Muslim Revert Women & Sunday Times Best Selling Author of Ramadan Reflections

• Contents: Introduction 1. Dear Mother in theante natal clinic. 2.Dear Mother to-be 3.Dear Mother feeling low during pregnancy and post delivery 4.Dear Mother Who has a child with special needs 5.Dear Single Mother6.Dear Mother Who's depleted from giving 7.Dear Mother experiencing primary school overwhelm 8.Dear Mother missing 'home'9.Dear Mother exploring hijab for herdaughters 10.Dear Mother of teens pre-Ramadan 11.Dear Mother living with pain 12.Dear Mother struggling to be 'fair' 13.Dear Mother Who's feeling afraid 14.Dear Mother Who's in the grocery shop aisle 15.Dear Mother Who's raising a boy 16.Dear Mother connect to natural17.Dear Mother approaching their child's Qur'an khatme18.Dear Mother living with domestic abuse 19.Dear Mother who needs to recharge her spiritual battery 20.Dear Mother Who educating her daughter 21. Dear Mother hanging there at Eid Salah 22. Dear Mother stuck in the conflict… 23. Dear Mother who has a second job24. Dear Mother of two generations 25. Dear Mother who is the child 26. Dear Mother with the car radio on 27. Dear Mother searching for a marriage partner fortheir daughter 28. Dear Mother of an empty nest 29. Dear Mother who is my grand-daughter 30. Dear Daughter Who's just given birth

Suma Din is an author and freelance researcher based in Buckinghamshire, England. Her titles focus on social justice, education, faith and women. She taught in the supplementary and adult education sector for many years and wrote non-fiction resources for children. One of her writing passions is to bring marginalised voices to the fore, as she did through her book on Muslim mothers and their children's schooling. Suma is married with three children and lives with her pet fascination for bodies of water and recreational painting. Further details of publications are at: www.therootedwriter.co.uk

'Who would have thought a book of fictional letters would produce such deep reflections about my 19 years as a mother? I found my safe space as a Muslim mother within the pages of Dear Mother - Letters from the Heart. The chapters took me back to when my children were young, made me feel seen and validated as I navigated being a mother to teenagers, and provided insight into what is to come in the future inshaAllah. This is the book I wish I had from the moment I discovered I had conceived my first child. Suma, my dear, you've done it again.Beautiful and comforting mashaAllah. A must-read for every mother and mother-to-be.'Aliyah Umm RaiyaanFounder and CEO at Solace UK for Muslim Revert Women & Sunday Times Best Selling Author of Ramadan Reflections

• Contents: Introduction 1. Dear Mother in theante natal clinic. 2.Dear Mother to-be 3.Dear Mother feeling low during pregnancy and post delivery 4.Dear Mother Who has a child with special needs 5.Dear Single Mother6.Dear Mother Who's depleted from giving 7.Dear Mother experiencing primary school overwhelm 8.Dear Mother missing 'home'9.Dear Mother exploring hijab for herdaughters 10.Dear Mother of teens pre-Ramadan 11.Dear Mother living with pain 12.Dear Mother struggling to be 'fair' 13.Dear Mother Who's feeling afraid 14.Dear Mother Who's in the grocery shop aisle 15.Dear Mother Who's raising a boy 16.Dear Mother connect to natural17.Dear Mother approaching their child's Qur'an khatme18.Dear Mother living with domestic abuse 19.Dear Mother who needs to recharge her spiritual battery 20.Dear Mother Who educating her daughter 21. Dear Mother hanging there at Eid Salah 22. Dear Mother stuck in the conflict… 23. Dear Mother who has a second job24. Dear Mother of two generations 25. Dear Mother who is the child 26. Dear Mother with the car radio on 27. Dear Mother searching for a marriage partner fortheir daughter 28. Dear Mother of an empty nest 29. Dear Mother who is my grand-daughter 30. Dear Daughter Who's just given birth

Suma Din is an author and freelance researcher based in Buckinghamshire, England. Her titles focus on social justice, education, faith and women. She taught in the supplementary and adult education sector for many years and wrote non-fiction resources for children. One of her writing passions is to bring marginalised voices to the fore, as she did through her book on Muslim mothers and their children's schooling. Suma is married with three children and lives with her pet fascination for bodies of water and recreational painting. Further details of publications are at: www.therootedwriter.co.uk

'Who would have thought a book of fictional letters would produce such deep reflections about my 19 years as a mother? I found my safe space as a Muslim mother within the pages of Dear Mother - Letters from the Heart. The chapters took me back to when my children were young, made me feel seen and validated as I navigated being a mother to teenagers, and provided insight into what is to come in the future inshaAllah. This is the book I wish I had from the moment I discovered I had conceived my first child. Suma, my dear, you've done it again.Beautiful and comforting mashaAllah. A must-read for every mother and mother-to-be.'Aliyah Umm RaiyaanFounder and CEO at Solace UK for Muslim Revert Women & Sunday Times Best Selling Author of Ramadan Reflections

• Contents: Introduction 1. Dear Mother in theante natal clinic. 2.Dear Mother to-be 3.Dear Mother feeling low during pregnancy and post delivery 4.Dear Mother Who has a child with special needs 5.Dear Single Mother6.Dear Mother Who's depleted from giving 7.Dear Mother experiencing primary school overwhelm 8.Dear Mother missing 'home'9.Dear Mother exploring hijab for herdaughters 10.Dear Mother of teens pre-Ramadan 11.Dear Mother living with pain 12.Dear Mother struggling to be 'fair' 13.Dear Mother Who's feeling afraid 14.Dear Mother Who's in the grocery shop aisle 15.Dear Mother Who's raising a boy 16.Dear Mother connect to natural17.Dear Mother approaching their child's Qur'an khatme18.Dear Mother living with domestic abuse 19.Dear Mother who needs to recharge her spiritual battery 20.Dear Mother Who educating her daughter 21. Dear Mother hanging there at Eid Salah 22. Dear Mother stuck in the conflict… 23. Dear Mother who has a second job24. Dear Mother of two generations 25. Dear Mother who is the child 26. Dear Mother with the car radio on 27. Dear Mother searching for a marriage partner fortheir daughter 28. Dear Mother of an empty nest 29. Dear Mother who is my grand-daughter 30. Dear Daughter Who's just given birth