My First Ramadan
Paperback – Picture Book, May 12, 2015
Square Fish · Paperback · May 12, 2015
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- Who it’s for
- A young boy’s first fast offers an inviting way into Ramadan as a family observance.
- Themes
- Ramadan observance, Fasting, Family traditions
- Genres
- Ramadan for Kids, Islam for Kids, Customs & Traditions
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Look! There is the new moon in the sky. It's time for Ramadan to begin. Follow along with one young boy as he observes the Muslim holy month with his family. This year, the narrator is finally old enough to fast, and readers of all ages will be interested as he shares his experiences of this special holiday in Islam.
A Month Together
A young boy’s first fast offers an inviting way into Ramadan as a family observance.
Come here for
- A child’s perspective on a special holiday in Islam
- A gentle introduction to Ramadan and fasting
Expect
- Family observance seen through one young boy
- A picture-book account of beginning to fast
Where it sits
| Islam for Kids | 97% |
|---|---|
| Ramadan for Kids | 44% |
| Customs & Traditions | 43% |
Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.
Publisher categories
- Religious Holiday Stories
- Muslim Children's Stories
- Authors
- Karen Katz
- Publisher
- Square Fish
- Published
- May 12, 2015
- Format
- Paperback
- Theme
- Ramadan observance · Fasting · Family traditions
- Reading lane
- Religious Holiday Stories