The Mad Cactus

The things you consider to be bad about yourself, are they really that bad? That is what comes to the mind of the mad cactus as he encounters some naughty children.

A story that is as much about a plant, as it is about coming to terms with our own selves.

The Mysterious Creatures

On the shelf, I noticed something moving on the spine of a historic book.  I wonder if it was trying to tell something. How strange?

This story talks about an interesting and strange adventure that the boy lives through this book.  You must read it with caution.

The Mystery Of The Strawberry Cake

Cuppy Cup arrives at Times Square, New York City at one of America’s biggest makeup events, ‘Shade Away.’ She is greeted by thousands of fans; she then asks the worker to fetch her a cappuccino. As the worker came back, she was appalled to see that the worker ordered her a latte. After complaining, Cuppy Cup sits in her chair while a makeup artist is applying her makeup for the event.

Cuppy gasps when she sees her reflection in the mirror. The makeup artist apologizes and begins to cry. Lola (her assistant) returns with her cappuccino accompanied by Wendy, a young girl with long brown hair who resembles Wendy from Peter Pan. The makeup artist exits the room and the girl named Wendy says that she was the winner of the ‘get to meet Cuppy competition.’ She gives Cuppy a piece of strawberry cake, but it seems to give Cuppy a stomach ache. The next day she wakes up, realizing that she has switched places with Wendy and is now a regular teenage girl.

Cuppy then realizes what it’s like to be a normal girl and she has to face the consequences of her actions…

The Princess And The Caterpillar

In a disenchanted world which lacks magic, it might help to go back a bit and reconnect with our humanity spreading some hope and tolerance.

Empowering girls, allowing the dream to grow is the next challenge in our world in general and our region.

A light read which reconnects with a culture of tolerance, the book aims to revive the dream of a collective society nurturing the individual on a quest for new possibilities and hopes of a better collective future.

The Princess Of Color

Feeling hopeless from her imprisonment, Amber thinks she will never set foot in the outside world again. As well as her evil parents there is also a terrible curse on her. Her freedom has a terrible effect on the villagers. Until the gloomiest day arrives which turns out to be the best for her but not her captors. Her rescuer comes from an unlikely place and makes her appreciate her situation and life even more. Do you think she will overcome her fear of stepping out from the clocktower? Only time will tell to see what is in store for her and the villagers…

The Sand Princess

Maya, the Sand Princess, lives in the beautiful country of Dubai with her companion Dhahabi, the golden bat.

Together they watch over the kingdom for the Prince and Princess, and enjoy exciting adventures together!

However, one day Dhahabi’s inquisitive pursuits get him into trouble as he finds himself trapped in the human world. Will Maya be able to find him again?

The Three Kings And The Great Gates Of Jumeirah

Cristina Cabrejas Artola has been heavily involved in raising the profile of the Arab world ever since she moved to Dubai. This book is an example of her determination to make the King’s Parade in Dubai, an event based on global peace, a dream come true. This unique event mirrors the streets of Spain on 5th January, welcoming the kings and their lavish entourage arriving from the far and distant desert.

The Unfinished Story

Dive into The Unfinished Story with Ahmed, a brave father on a magical quest to save his son Eisa from his dreamworld! Together, they’ll journey through a land of wonder, meeting fantastic friends and facing challenges to save Eisa from an endless sleep.

This heartwarming adventure is filled with imagination, courage, and the special bond between parent and child. It’s a tale that celebrates the magic of stories and the heroes we can all be for the ones we love. Perfect for young dreamers and their families to explore and enjoy together.

The Untold Story Of Um Ehmar

Once upon a time in an older Bahrain,

Before cars and internet, when life was more plain,

Lived a little girl in a little house in a little village on the lane.

This is the story of little Hamra, before all the fame.

I’m sure you’ve heard of her, ask your mom and dad

(under a different name)

Back then she was Hamra, but unfortunately enough,

She is famous as “Um Ehmar” (what a shame!)

Uncover the true story of Um Ehmar and her unfortunate rise to fame…

The Way Out Of Boredom

“The Very Bored Fluff Ball” is the most lazy and bored creature on this planet. It was just another normal day of watching TV, eating, and sleeping until a stranger barged into Fluff’s house. The stranger looked around, disgusted at the sight of its messy room and insisted going on a trip to Italy betting she would cure its never-ending case of boredom. The Fluff gets dragged outside, and shoved into the airplane. Will the stranger be successful in helping this bored little creature out of its continuing boredom?

The Way Out Of Boredom 2

“The Very Bored Butter Slice” is the world’s laziest condiment you’ll ever see. It sleeps on its piece of toast all day, snacking on cookies and jam. But fear not! The formerly “Very Bored Fluff Ball” is called into the Way Out of Boredom Inc. by the one and only stranger. After a short explanation, the Fluff Ball sets out to find the Butter and take it to the scorching deserts of the United Arab Emirates. Will this trip be the solution to the Butter’s laziness and boredom?

Thirsty

This story aims to help normal healthy children to understand different children especially those with disabilities. The author intends to help young readers to understand how a child with ASD think and what difficulties they may go through. This will develop a sense of sensitivity and empathy toward children with differences, which in the long term will create an atmosphere of kindness, rise equality and reduce bullying and racism.