Reposted from Palestine Museum US. Saturday March 23, 2024 - Program begins: 12:00 PM US EDT; 17:00 Europe; 18:00 Palestine. Film: "Salma's Home," directed by Palestinian filmmaker Hanadi Elyan. Three women living in Amman must put their differences aside and work together in order to … Continue reading Film Screening: “Salma’s Home,” directed by Palestinian filmmaker Hanadi Elyan.
Author: Shereen Malherbe
Shereen Malherbe is an award-winning author. Her novel, Jasmine Falling has been voted as one of the top 20 Best Books by Muslim women.
Her second contemporary fiction novel, The Tower, is now used as academic set text in a US university.
Her migrant children's book series, The Girl Who Slept Under The Moon was followed in 2022 with the award-winning, The Girl Who Stitched the Stars. The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds is out now.
Her short story, The Cypress Tree has been published in World Literature Today's landmark edition on Palestine Voices.
Her novel, a Palestinian reimagining of Jane Eyre, The Land Beneath the Light was nominated alongside her children's book, for the Palestine Book Awards.
Her latest novel, Yassini Girls based on her appearance on a BBC documentary film on Palestine, is currently available to buy, worldwide.
The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds: an affirming story of Palestinian identity and belonging- new children’s book by Shereen Malherbe.
The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds: an affirming story of Palestinian identity and belonging- new children’s book by Shereen Malherbe. PRESS RELEASE: Following on from the best-selling, Palestine Book Awards nominee, The Girl Who Stitched the Stars; join Noor in The Girl Who Lives … Continue reading The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds: an affirming story of Palestinian identity and belonging- new children’s book by Shereen Malherbe.
Join us for a live Ramadan Connect read-aloud 12pm CST today!
Salam All, Today we will have our first read aloud! InshaAllah Join Ramadan Connect 1445 - Weekly Storytime Read Alouds every Tuesday at 12 p.m. (CST). No registration is required! http://bit.ly/ramadan-storytime This week's Book: *The Girl Who Stitched the Stars* by Author Shereen Malherbe . … Continue reading Join us for a live Ramadan Connect read-aloud 12pm CST today!
Online Ramadan Book Festival & Book Fair
https://papatia.wordpress.com/2024/03/09/dkps-annual-ramadan-book-festival-book-fair-ramadan-1445-spring-2024/#like-8276?page_id=8276 Salam all, As Ramadan approaches, publisher, DKP have released a video of their annual Ramadan book fair. You can hear authors talk about their books and also listen to read-aloud sessions from books for grown ups and children! May Allah allow us to see … Continue reading Online Ramadan Book Festival & Book Fair
Palestine films screening this weekend
Dear all, Please see below regarding the screening of two Palestinian films this weekend. The first one airs today and features tatreez; an important cultural UNESCO heritage listed Palestinian art form of embroidery. If you would like to read about tatreez, it features in my … Continue reading Palestine films screening this weekend
New Palestine Book Releases- Coming Soon
The Girl Who Lived Between Two Worlds I am excited to announce the upcoming publication of The Girl Who Lived Between Two Worlds; the third children's book in the The Girl series. Continuing on from the Palestine Book Awards Nominee, The Girl Who Stitched the … Continue reading New Palestine Book Releases- Coming Soon
Saturday Palestine Film Screening.
Reposted from Palestine Museum US Saturday Feb 24, 2024 - 12:00 PM US EST; 18:00 Europe; 19:00 Palestine. Film: "Jews Step Forward" - Run Time 112 minutes, English language. The film screening will be followed by a discussion with filmmaker Marjorie Wright. “There is one … Continue reading Saturday Palestine Film Screening.
Ibrahim Nasrullah releases new poem, ‘Mary of Gaza’
New Poetry in Translation: Ibrahim Nasrallah’s ‘Mary of Gaza’ February 2, 2024 The new poem “Mary of Gaza” was composed by Ibrahim Nasrallah. The English translation is by Huda Fakhreddine. Reposted from Arab Lit.
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