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Tag Archives: Ducktrinors Read
Jasmine in the Wind – A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Author: Ayesha Desai currently resides in Pretoria, South Africa with her husband and 2 young children. Ayesha is passionate about reading and this has evolved into a love of writing. Whilst this is her…
Allah Al-Aleem – A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Bismillah, Age Range: I would say 3+ Author: Bint Abdul Hamid Illustrator : Zahra Gulraiz Publisher: Prolance Price : $12 What to expect: An introduction the one of the many attributes of Allah: Al-Aleem (The All-Knowing) Summary: The best…
The Dino Flu – A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Bismillah, I finally get to review a book I’ve wanted to read for quite some time now alhamdullilah. The Dino Flu is a Muslim authored children’s book by American Muslim Author Sahar Abdulaziz. ?…
Mr. Ramadhan Moon – A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Bismillah, ? Author: S.R.M aka Salma Raja Malik is a 29 year old mom of 3 young boys and an Occupational Therapist. She was inspired by her children and her first generation Muslim American experiences…
Posted in Children's Literature, Reviews
Tagged Children's books, Ducktrinors Read, Mr. Ramadhan Moon, Ramadan, Ramadhan, Reviews, SRM
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My Coloring Book of Dua’a – A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Compiler & Illustrator: Meenu Bharadwaj Publisher: Prolance Summary: Dua’as for kids! What to say when you wake up until when you sleep! Plus each page is a coloring sheet! Thoughts: The duas listed in My Coloring Book of…
I Will Not Clean My Room – A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Author: Saharish Arshad is a freelance children’s writer. She has published numerous short articles and poetry for children in Little Explorers Magazine, a quarterly U.K. based publication for Muslim children. She is currently experimenting with…
Posted in Children's Literature, Homeschooling Activities, Uncategorized
Tagged Ducktrinors Read, Prolance
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1001 Inventions & Awesome Facts From Muslim Civilization
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Author: National Geographic Chief Editor : Professor Salim Al-Hassani Publisher : National Geographic Children’s Books Summary: We often think that people from a thousand years ago were living in the Dark Ages. But from…
Hind’s Hands – A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
? Authors : Umm Juwayriyah and Juwayriyah Ayed Illustrator : Emma Apple Publisher : As Sabr Publications What to expect: A patient family dealing a member who has a challenging disaility Summary: From bestselling…
Jannah Jewels – Book 2 Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Author: Umm Nura Illustrator : Nayzak Al-Hilali Publisher : Gentle Breeze Books What to expect: Strong Muslim Girls, Packed Action, Adventure, and Lost Islamic History Summary: In the second book of the Jannah Jewels…
The Princess and the Good Deed – A Review
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Authors: Umm Juwayriyah & Juwayriyah Ayed Illustrator : F.A.Ibrahim Publisher : As Sabr Publications What to expect: ‘an original Islamic fairy tale of kindness, friendship, and animal rights!’ Our Thoughts: The Princess and the…
Posted in Children's Literature
Tagged Children, Ducktrinors Read, fairy tale, Reviews, Umm Juwayriyah
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Jannah Jewels – Book 1 Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Author: Umm Nura Illustrator : Nayzak Al-Hilali Publisher : Gentle Breeze Books What to expect: Strong Muslim Girls, Packed Action, Adventure, and Lost Islamic History Summary: The Jannah Jewels land in the ancient city…
The Beauty of My Hijab
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Author and Illustrator: Fatimah Ashaela Moore Ibrahim Publisher : Aakifah Multimedia and Mindworks Publishing What to expect: A poetic empowering message Summary: This is a special book that shows the beauty of covering by drawing…
Posted in Children's Literature, Homeschooling Activities
Tagged Ducktrinors Read, Hijab, Mumina, soar
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Bismillah Little Leyla – A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Bismillah, Author: Qura Abid is a second generation Muslim-American, born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, and a mother of an incredible energetic toddler. Read more about her here. Illustrator: Mona Ismail Publisher: Prolance Summary: Mommy and daddy are…
Posted in Children's Literature, Uncategorized
Tagged Bismillah Little Leyla, Ducktrinors Read, Mona Ismail, Qura Abid
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What Am I ? – FREE For Five Days
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Assalamu aleikum, My first children’s book ‘What Am I?’ is out! Alhamdullilah. The direct link is https://www.amazon.com/What-Am-Race-Are-Book-ebook/dp/B01N39Z3X4 – Click to buy at no cost to you with ‘1 click’ once on Amazon. – The paperback…
Posted in About the Feauxzars or Keeping Up With The Feauxzars, Children's Literature, Diverse Books, Family, Homeschooling Activities
Tagged Book 1, Children's behavior and Parenting Guides, Children's books, Ducktrinors Read, Free, Free books, Race, Race discussions, Race Relations, Raising Children, What (Race) Am I?
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Eight Children Books I Recommend
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
? Build Your Arabic Vocabulary series is by Dr. Alia Khaled .The series is composed of four books : Arabic Letters, Arabic Numbers, Colors in Arabic, and Shapes in Arabic. The One is a 32…
A Cat and Mouse Pact – A Review
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A Cat and Mouse Pact Author: Nayera Salam Nayera Salam has a Master’s degree in Education from Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, and more than thirty years teaching experience. She is now retired and lives in Atlanta with…
Sadeeqi 3 – A Review
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Authors: The 3rd year female students of Darul Khair – Madrassah Aisha Siddiqah Description: Darul Khair- Madrassah Aishah Siddiqah is a South African Islamic school whose third year students decided to write fun Islamic activity books…
What (Race) Am I?
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Bismillah, I was on maternity leave when one day I decided to turn on the TV and watch what kind of shows were on while I was at work. This is how I came…
Go Away BAD MOOD -A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
I got my copy on Amazon here. You can buy yours there and/or on the Author’s website. ? Go Away BAD mood Author: Nayera Salam Illustrator: Elsa Estrada Publisher : Prolance As a person…
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Tagged Children, Ducktrinors Read, Elsa Estrada, Go Away Bad Mood, Nayera Salam, Reading
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