Everyone is welcome! Join the first ever global read-aloud of the newly published Palestinian children's book, The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds. In partnership with Islamic Curriculum Initiative (ICI) join us via Ramadan Connect, who will be hosting this session for all. There is … Continue reading Join our global read-aloud! The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds- new Palestinian children’s book- OUT NOW
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Welcome to new Palestinian Children’s Book- The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds- OUT TODAY
PUBLICATION DAY Dear all, We are pleased to announce the publication of The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds. It will be the third book in the migrant children's series, following on from the bestselling, The Girl Who Stitched the Stars. All of the three … Continue reading Welcome to new Palestinian Children’s Book- The Girl Who Lives Between Two Worlds- OUT TODAY
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
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
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.
How narratives contribute to genocide.
For decades there has been a war on Muslims. For decades we have been bombarded with images of what terrorists look like. It is been enacted through media, literature and films. I have written for a decade on the importance of authentic Muslim representation and … Continue reading How narratives contribute to genocide.
Yousef Khanfar’s Palestine Bookshelf via World Literature Today
World Literature Today- Revisiting their Palestine Voices Issue. As we continue to amplify Palestinian voices and stories, I am reposting World Literature Today's Palestine Voices Issue which includes a must-read Palestinian bookshelf as selected by internationally renowned, author and photographer, Yousef Khanfar. While most writers … Continue reading Yousef Khanfar’s Palestine Bookshelf via World Literature Today
New Orleans Review accepting free submissions from Palestinian writers
New Orleans Review "A journal of contemporary literature & culture since 1968. We publish diverse voices of both established & emerging writers" is now accepting free submissions from Palestinian writers. Editor: @lindsaysproul 6363 St Charles, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 Let's get the word out and … Continue reading New Orleans Review accepting free submissions from Palestinian writers
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