Razeena Omar Gutta - Böcker

Hana has a humongous collection of hijabs and accessories - and her hijab is always styled superbly. But when her overflowing collection gets a little out of hand, Hana knows something needs to be done . . . and comes up with a clever plan for sharing her talents and possessions with her community! Young makers will chuckle along with this humorous tale of creative problem-solving and learning to help others.

Maymoona's Moon is a heartwarming picture book about the end of Ramadan, and waiting for Eid to begin. Written by Razeena Omar Guta and illustrated by beloved Muslim illustrator Zayneb Haleem (@idotdoodle), readers aged 3 to 8 years will feel the anticipation around the end of Ramadan – the hullabaloo is contagious!  In this gorgeous story about anticipation, celebration and tradition, a young girl called Maymoona – self-proclaimed future astronaut – cleverly finds a way to be the first to see the crescent moon in the sky, and to announce that Eid has begun!Eid-al-Fitr is a joyous time of year for Muslims, and marks the end to Ramadan, a holy month of fasting, praying and deep spirituality – so the build-up to Eid is exciting and exuberant. Families come together to celebrate with delicious feasts and gifts, but sighting the crescent moon is the first sign that Eid can begin. This beautiful picture book is perfect for readers aged 2 years and up, as well as anyone who's ever looked up into the evening sky and delighted in the moon.

★"A meaningful and heartwarming tale that shares lessons of goodwill, generosity, and gratitude" – Kirkus, starred review★ "This joyful collaboration will be equally enjoyed by children who already know about Hajj and by those who are learning of it for the first time" – School Library Journal, starred reviewSo many people, so many languages.‘Thank you’ can be a simple smile, a friendly wave, a warm hug.Mariam is one of millions of people from all over the world who has come to Makkah for the annual pilgrimage of Hajj, and she overflows with excitement and awe. Mama tells her, "Hajj is a time to do good, share, and be thankful." But what good can Mariam do? That's it! She'll share Zamzam, blessed water from an ancient well, with everyone she meets.As Mariam shares her Zamzam throughout Hajj, she meets friends from all over the world. From fellow pilgrims, she learns new ways to say thank you, tries new foods and drinks, and discovers that when you share with and help others, someone will help you when you need it too. Takes place during the annual pilgrimage event in Saudi ArabiaCharacters from cultures across the world share foods and languagesLearn about appreciating differences within a communityDetailed endnotes unpack the cultural elements in the book, and explore Islamic traditions

★"A meaningful and heartwarming tale that shares lessons of goodwill, generosity, and gratitude" – Kirkus, starred reviewSo many people, so many languages.‘Thank you’ can be a simple smile, a friendly wave, a warm hug.Mariam is one of millions of people from all over the world who has come to Makkah for the annual pilgrimage of Hajj, and she overflows with excitement and awe. Mama tells her, "Hajj is a time to do good, share, and be thankful." But what good can Mariam do? That's it! She'll share Zamzam, blessed water from an ancient well, with everyone she meets.As Mariam shares her Zamzam throughout Hajj, she meets friends from all over the world. From fellow pilgrims, she learns new ways to say thank you, tries new foods and drinks, and discovers that when you share with and help others, someone will help you when you need it too. Takes place during the annual pilgrimage event in Saudi ArabiaCharacters from cultures across the world share foods and languagesLearn about appreciating differences within a communityDetailed endnotes unpack the cultural elements in the book, and explore Islamic traditions

★ “An exceptional book about Ramadan that celebrates the breaking of the daily fast and the sharing of the transcendent power of food.” -- School Library JournalIn the houses of Rahma Road are people from all over the world. Some are fasting for Ramadan, and some are not. But the annual potluck iftar is something they all attend. Who would miss the grandest, tastiest, most delicious meal of the year? From chicken tikka to roti bom, each house is planning on bringing something to share. The result? A feast of food from around the world! Travel from house to house on Rahma Road to see what everyone's making (and even take a glimpse at the recipes to make them yourself!) Includes 25 globally inspired recipes throughout the book A Ramadan book that helps kids choose recipes for family and community iftars Endnotes include information about Ramadan and additional recipes from each character's kitchen