Eshal Zehra

A child moves into a new house and feels like something is missing. They realize that although it's their house, it doesn't feel like home yet.

Zarah explains the traditions and significance of Ramadan, including fasting, family meals, and the celebration of Eid-Al Fiter.

Lia, Maya, and Sarah are classmates. Sarah bullies Lia and Maya for looking different until their teacher, Miss Rogers, intervenes and teaches Sarah a lesson about acceptance.

this book is dedecated to umam mehdi the imam of our time who is in ghaibah and we cant recognize him.

A list of fruits from A to Z, with brief comments on each one. The narrator expresses curiosity and enthusiasm about trying new fruits.

A child expresses their aspirations to be a teacher, pilot, police officer, artist, and seamstress. They also reflect on the difficulty of choosing a future career.