Tag Archives: Shoohada Khanom

Reading Journal by Shoohada Khanom – A Review

Posted on September 23, 2018 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Summary: An easy-to-use journal to keep track of reading. With 115 pages to make note of books being read, there’s space to write the date, title, author, number of pages, and new words. 5 bonus…

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FREE COLORING PAGES — A Ducktrinor Mom

Posted on August 17, 2017 by Papatia

Please select the hyperlinked texts below to download : Surprise Mommy Who Is Allah Ramadan without Daddy Little Blue Skater Boy Kamillah the Butterfly Imagine Who Could I Be ~A Ducktrinor Mom~ via FREE COLORING PAGES — A Ducktrinor Mom

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Book review: “Who could I Be?” by Shoohada Khanom

Posted on August 10, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Muslimah's writings:
“Who could I be?” by Shoohada Khanom is such a cute and adorable book Ma sha Allah. I totally loved reading it.? It is full of rhyming sentences, has beautiful sound words(onomatopoeia), cute…

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Book Review: Imagine

Posted on August 2, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on Stoori Khan:
“Imagine” is a beautiful children’s book written by Shoohada Khanom and published by Djarabi Kitabs Publishing. This book revolves around 2 children, Yunus and Saarah. It’s bedtime and Yunus asks Saarah whether they can talk…

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Book Review: Little Blue Skater Boy

Posted on August 2, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on Stoori Khan:
Little Blue Skater Boy” is a Muslim fiction children’s story book inspired by “Little Red Riding Hood” and we can say, it’s Muslim version of it, written by Shoohada Khanom and published by Djarabi Kitabs…

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Free eBook! Take advantage :)

Posted on August 2, 2017 by Papatia

– If you live in a country or zone where the title is not available, please change your address to a USA address and your country to USA. Then, you can download the story. When you are done, you can … Continue reading →

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Book Review: Who Could I Be?

Posted on July 31, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on Stoori Khan:
“Who Could I Be” is a thought provoking children’s book written by Shoohada Khanom and published by Djarabi Kitabs Publishing. The book hints at guessing the animals through describing their features and characteristics in a…

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Book Review: Kamillah-The Butterfly

Posted on July 31, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on Stoori Khan:
“Kamillah – The Butterfly” is a beautiful children’s book written by Shoohada Khanom and published by Djarabi Kitabs Publishing. Kamillah is a caterpillar who, when gets hungry, eats different sizes of leaves and continue to…

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Book Review: Imagine

Posted on July 31, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on Fabulously Liberated:
Title: Imagine Author: Shoohada Khanom Category: Children Fiction Publisher: Djarabi Kitabs Publishing May I start by saying Sarah is a wonderful kid. I love her creative mind. Now you are wondering who Sarah is, right? She is…

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Book Review: Little Blue Skater Boy

Posted on July 30, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on Fabulously Liberated:
Title: Little Blue Skater Boy Author: Shoohada Khanom Category: Children Fiction Publisher: Djarabi Kitabs Publishing This is the story of Isa who was going to take some Biryani for his Naani but not before a jinn…

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Author Spotlight: Shoohada Khanom

Posted on July 29, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on Fabulously Liberated:
Shoohada Khanom had four books released recently. I was honoured to read three of them and had the privilege to interview her so we can all get to know her a little better. For those…

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PRESS RELEASE : NEW MUSLIM CHILDREN BOOKS BY SHOOHADA KHANOM

Posted on July 29, 2017 by Papatia

DALLAS, TX-July 29th, 2017. DJARABI KITABS published four children’s books by Author Shoohada Khanom. There are Little Blue Skater Boy, Imagine, Kamillah the Butterfly, and Who Could I be? . Little Blue Skater Boy : When Isa is asked to take biriyani to his Nanni’s house, someone decides to jump out … Continue reading →

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The Blue Skater Boy.

Posted on July 17, 2017 by Papatia
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Imagine

Posted on July 15, 2017 by Papatia
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Who Could I Be?

Posted on July 14, 2017 by Papatia
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Guess what? What time is it?

Posted on July 9, 2017 by Papatia

CHUMP CHUMP CHUMP! 🙂 XX #DJARABIKPUB!

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Who Could I Be?  — A Ducktrinor Mom

Posted on July 8, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on shoohadakhanom: ? via Who Could I Be?  — A Ducktrinor Mom

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“Who Could I Be?” by Shoohada Khanom

Posted on May 30, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Bismillah, Author Shoohada Khanom’s children’s book titled Who Could I be? is launching this July insha’Allah. Please keep an eye out for it and support the work. ? Wassalam, Papatia Feauxzar Founder & President…

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