The Lady Of Colors

The Lady of Colors is a story from environmental literature. It tells the story of an exquisite butterfly, the colors of its wings from the colors of flowers, and the beauty of its wings from the beauty of the forest. She goes out with her friend, daughter of Eid, on a tour, and interesting events begin to confront them and many disasters that intercept the forest.

Mr. Shabhon And The Closet

This is a story for children of three years old and above (+3).

“A story for those children with a beautiful imagination, so they live what we cannot live, and dream of what we cannot dream, and they fill the world around them with beauty” 

The Travels Of The Three Brothers

The story of the Three Brothers’ Travels is about three brothers who lived with their parents. They were poor, but did not take charity from others, but rather relied on God and themselves to seek lawful sustenance.

In order to improve their standard of living, their mother advised them to travel to distant countries, where each one of them went to an Arab country and learned crafts, and she had what she wanted.

After a long period of time, they accumulated enormous wealth, returned to their country, and built a big house with the sweat of their own brow.

Your Safety Is In Your Traffic Awareness

Imagine what you might encounter when you step out of the house?

For your safety, always follow safety guidelines!

Your Safety Lies in Your Traffic Awareness is a book for children aged 3 and up.

The concept of safety and prevention is a way of life.

You are the generation of the future, and you deserve all our care.

Come on, together… let’s watch, read, and learn.

The Red Hat’s Secret

Mimi is a girl with a wide imagination, surrounded by a loving family. She is used to receiving gifts from her grandmother, which she brings from her travels.

Once upon a time, her grandma brought her a special gift, because of which she lived an unforgettable adventure that changed her entire life, and she experienced fear, grief, and challenge, exposing her life to danger in order to save her family, accompanied by the strange visitor who protected her.

Shadeed And His Iron Fist

When the school was the second home for children, a microcosm where numerous events unfolded, a mix of good and bad, right and wrong, correct and incorrect behaviors, it honed the children's experience and prepared them for the outside world. I wanted to shed light on a range of incorrect behaviors that occur in school and provide the correct behavior as an alternative. I wrote them in the form of thrilling stories for children. The collection consists of four stories revolving around ethical issues faced by students in school. These problems include bullying through mocking others, verbal abuse, disrespect, having ill thoughts and hatred towards others, blind imitation, and suggesting alternative behavior for each of these issues through the story lines."

A Student Challenges Difficulties

During a severe crisis that afflicted the family of the story’s hero, Rami, which ends with the family’s migration from their country to the United Kingdom, Rami faces many challenges, including big, small, and great ones, always standing in his way, and preventing him from achieving what he wants.

Throughout the story, these challenges are narrated, and the big question is also answered: Was he able to overcome them and achieve what he wants?

You will discover all these exciting things when you open the story and enter its world!

Alya & Faisal

For as long as I can remember, this enchanting tale has been a part of my life. My late mother used to weave this story for me as I lay in her room, her fingers gently playing with my hair. These moments have crystallized in my memory, becoming as vivid as scenes from a movie that I have replayed for over 45 years.

While I’ve shared this story with my older children, it was my daughter Aaliyah’s profound emotional connection to the tale that inspired me to finally put pen to paper. I teamed up with Rufayda, a gifted artist and illustrator, to bring the vivid images that have long resided in my imagination to life.

As a tribute to my love for my youngest children, Aaliyah and Faisal, I have named the story’s protagonists after them. My hope is that this tale will not only captivate readers and listeners but will also, God willing, be adapted into various forms of entertainment, including film and video games.

I extend my deepest gratitude to my wife and my children, Dalia, Khalid, Abdulaziz, and Abdulmalik, for their unceasing encouragement. They have been my rock in bringing this cherished dream to fruition.

Chip

Noor is an adventurous and curious little girl but what’s that white crystal on her chest and where will she go now? Let’s read together to find out.

A story of mischief and adventure that will leave you enthralled.

Lennie & The Three Paper Boats

A golden ticket turns a dream into a nightmare, trapping Lennie in a stormy island. Will she have the courage and patience to reach her dream?

Stefano The Frog

Stefano the Frog embarks on an epic forest adventure, leaving his siblings Kyoto and Milo back home in Lake Quasi.

While on their mission to reach Strawberry Land, Stefano and his new forever friends, Squinty and Glory, come across enchanting characters and face mystical obstacles along the way.

Join Stefano on his journey, exploring the forest and saving the day with kindness, courage — and a little magic, of course!

Five Days At My Uncle's House

Khlod Mohammed Rashid Saeed Rashid Alhefiti

Five Days at My Uncle’s House

In 1999, I turned seven years old, and here the summer began. All schools got closed, and children started to enjoy the happiness of spending their whole day playing, watching TV, enjoying the farm, and the gift of graduation that could be a doll or a bike, but this summer was completely different than I expected; my father surprised us with a trip to Umrah! Will all of us go?

Ten kids of different and close ages, almost as soccer team!

My father decided to take half of us, but what about the others? Who will go for Umrah? What will happen to the rest?

Many analyses and questions emerged… who is going? What we will be wearing?