Children's Books | Best Sellers

First Day Of School

After his first day of school, Qais comes home every day telling the same story about Baskid, who was abandoned by his parents at school and is feeling unloved and afraid.After a month of trying in vain to get him to look normal—or even calm—the idea struck me to write down his story, but with a positive ending, taking his feelings into account so he would feel understood, and directing his attention toward the positive side of the situation.It was wonderful! And the little homemade book became my companion to help my son gently work through his feelings and fears. I hope it will be yours, too.

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Somewhere On The Map

An exciting, fun story about a young girl called Ayah who sees change as an adventure as she relocates overseas with her family. Ayah learns to embrace different cultures, food, clothing, and language. A book of love, acceptance, and adaptability that shows how Ayah sees change as a gate to her adventures.

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Willow's Mum Has MS

Willow is an energetic young girl who loves taking her dog Oscar for walks in the park. But some days, her mum isn’t able to go with her, which leaves Willow feeling upset and frustrated.One day, her mum explains that she has less energy because of an invisible illness called MS. Willow begins to learn about some of the symptoms of MS and becomes eager to understand more so she can better support and connect with her mum.

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Buzz The Bee

Buzz is a carefree and lazy bee. He doesn’t want to do anything in life. Just relax and take it easy. But then something happens which changes his life. And what comes after is a series of episodes in which his mannerisms are put to the test. Will he get what he wants? Will the queen bee put up with him? Or come to his rescue? Get ready for a buzztastic adventure!

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The Circle Of Tenderness

This children’s novel is presented on this occasion to instill the concept of the circle of family affection—that warm circle that begins with the father and mother and their children and then returns to them in a reciprocal relationship of love, care, and respect.The novel highlights that affection is not a fleeting moment but rather an enduring human bond that never ends; it grows with the family and matures over time, forming the foundation of security and gratitude within the family and a cohesive nucleus for building society as a whole.This novel was published to mark the Year of the Family in the UAE.

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The Smallest Light

Luna is a young firefly who dreams of shining as brightly as the stars, yet often feels invisible among the other animals. One night, when a friend gets lost in the dark, Luna must summon her courage to guide them home. Along the way, she discovers that her true light comes not from size or brightness, but from believing in herself.A gentle and uplifting story, Luna the Firefly inspires children to embrace their unique gifts, face their fears, and shine in their own special way.

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Muslim, Arab, Emirati, And Proud

Living in the UAE means we get to meet friends from all around the world. It’s fun to learn about different cultures and also to embrace our own.

Where we come from helps make us who we are, and being proud of that is what makes us really special!

Find out what makes you special as a Muslim, Arab, and Emirati.

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Charlie The Camel

Most of us know that camels work very hard, and some have kind masters. But we don’t know what camels think about, what they like to do on holiday, or whether they like chocolate! Charlie is a camel who is used to kindness, loves being kind, is fond of children, and enjoys making friends with other animals. These four stories follow Charlie at a birthday party, going fishing, experiencing snow, and meeting a hedgehog, all of which show what an original, friendly, and sometimes naughty character he is.

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Moody Ebony And Happy Luke

Ebony and Luke go on an adventure discovering the connection between mood and food.

The gut-brain connection is powerful. When Luke eats good food, his mood improves. When Ebony eats bad gut food, she becomes moody.

In our gut, we have trillions of microbiome bacteria. These bacteria signal information from the gut through to the brain via the vagus nerve (sensory highway) that makes us either happy or sad, depending on the food we consume.

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Platform

I invite you, my friends, to embark on an exciting journey… First, let’s hold hands and walk calmly and quietly along the adjacent sidewalk.

We’ll keep going until we board the big roller coaster together; we’ll fasten our seatbelts, and the car will rise to fly with the migrating flock, and then we’ll descend quickly into a field of flowers.

We’ll take a deep breath to prepare to dive into the water and spin with the whirlpool.

We keep holding our breath, but we open our eyes wide to see the other creatures.

Soon the car rises again, but this time it veers sharply eastward, spinning at the same time to take us through a time portal.

We hold on tight to the saddles of the galloping horses; along the Silk Roads, Sinbad accompanies us. We believe we need a chemical reaction to launch ourselves with the force of his eruption so we can return and ascend the mountains in the company of mythical creatures.

Throughout all this, life continues to flow from tiny seeds, and the angels watch over the children closely.

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Henda, Who Has A Beautiful Voice, Sings At Her School

Henda and her friends are always practicing music, and Henda leads them in singing.

A concert was held to celebrate the new school year, and Henda and her friends decided to participate in it; they later performed at the new school year celebrations at other schools in the district.

The judges of the singing competition listened to the concert, and Henda and her friends’ band won after their performance won over the audience. Henda’s teacher took a photo of her and her friends from the band with her smartphone, and their music spread throughout the entire district.

The school principal and the district’s CEO presented the gold medal to Henda and her band, and the band was named “Henda and Her Friends.” They appeared in a commercial, a television show, and a children’s movie—all of which underscore that the drive to succeed and the determination to achieve it stem from a child’s self-confidence and are sustained by it.

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