With You Always

Sometimes, we miss someone or something so precious to us that left us wondering why they had to go.

Through this story, you’ll go on a journey with a character that also is missing someone very dearly.

Explore how, in every step we take, our surroundings can remind us and keep us connected with whom or what we miss in a magical yet humble way.

Amal And The Colors

A collection of seven colorful fictional stories for children filled with love, optimism, joy and hope for every dreamer. Amal, the little girl, carries in her heart the great dream of her and the children of her beloved country and all the children of our Arab countries and the world, so she takes you on a journey towards hope with her dearest companion, which is the book.

Amal is a dreamer and with a pen and feather between her little fingers, life becomes beautiful in her eyes, and she sees its allure, so she writes and draws colorful dreams with all her friends on their trips and journeys in every season of the year. With her, you will meet the smart reader child to get to know his best friend.

In the summer, she will take you to the seaside on an exciting adventure with the dolphin to help him achieve his big dream, and you will discover with her how she rejoices, dances and sings colors when she meets Maryuma, the sweet cheerful girl, and her brother, the wonderful violinist, and with the gentle green butterfly and its wonderful color that always smiles.

In the winter, she travels with the snow cloud in search of smiles in stories and tales, and under the spring tree she meets the white mare to rejoice in the sweetest gift, which is the little pony, so they share their dreams and hopes together, and with the help of their friends, they return the colored smile to the blue sky.

Me And My Grand Mom: Question And Answer

The book is about a grandmother Narrate a story to her grandson, describing the animals and their shapes along with their pictures, where they live, what they eat and the number of their children with their names, with some music and singing in order to attract the child to the pleasure of reading and to benefit as much as he can from the information in the book. The experience was successful with my grandson, and the interaction was clear between me and him.

I Am A Special Kid

This is an educational story for children between 6 and 9 years old, where a kid named Issam is bullied by a group of children in school and how he was able to overcome this problem with the help of his teacher who explained that the difference between individuals in shape, color and size is not a shameful thing but a feature from God that distinguishes each individual from the other.

What solution did the teacher think of and make all the children want to become Issam's friends?

This is what you will discover when reading this story, which is full of interesting events, and which attracts the reader with its easy and simple style.

My Morals Makes Me Beautiful

The book includes 25 stories. The reader can live the events so he can learn and understand that: • Justice, brings love. • Courage, is a very important element in self-defense. • Being independent, is mandatory to learn how to feed ourselves without asking for help. • Satisfaction, is a treasure that brings you peace. • Vanity, hearts you back and make you think you are better than others. • Respect, brings love and acceptance. • Helping others, puts a smile on their faces. • Respecting environment, makes a person contribute to the cleanliness and prosperity of his country. • Respecting rules, puts out of trouble and makes you a role model. • Being responsible, is believing that you cannot break the trust. • Spending in moderation, avoids falling into stinginess and extravagance. • Feeling proud of our culture, is the love story of our beloved UAE heritage, inherited by children from grandparents. • Trust, is a feature that the sky, the earth, and the mountains refused to hold, and it was carried by the true believer. • Forgiveness, builds communities and spread love and affection between people. • Solidarity, is joining your hand to someone in need. • Diversity and inclusiveness helps the group pick a flower from each garden. • Hospitality, is an obligation urged by our Prophet (PBUH), and it is an Emirati tradition that we inherited from our ancestors. • Ambition, is a seed that needs a drops of motivational expressions to grow and flourish. • Generosity, is to give constantly without return. • Most successful people are hard workers. • Socializing, raises our knowledge in diverse fields such as communication, networking and public speaking. • Increasing awareness of the events around us is mandatory to be able to take the right decisions. • Loving others, makes you wish them success and happiness. • Anger-management, can be applied by so many ways, and the most important way is to follow the Sunnah of our prophet Mohammed (PBUH). Lastly, I wish these stories touch your hearts and be beneficial to you, and makes a good change within you.

It Is Raining Candy

While on the way, Ameer looked at the umbrella and liked its shape. He was amazed at how the rain fell from its edges! He thought what if this rain was candy that is dripping from the sides of the umbrella… how wonderful would that be! But how can that be? How can you come up with a new idea? And how can you apply it?

It is a story to develop the children’s creative thinking skills and to teach them the importance of nourishing their talents which may be of huge benefits to them in the future when invested in a proper way.

Today I Have Good News

Rayan - the older brother - thought that he would be neglected and that his parents would forget him with the arrival of the new baby, so he decided to stay at his grandmother’s house so that she could take care of him, and he began making backup plans so that he could live away from his parents and his fears, but he was surprised that he did not lose the interest of those around him, but on the contrary. Everyone cares about him and his feelings, and he feels happy to have a small, new member in the family who will play with him

The Late Dress

This book talks about the adventures of two children Talal and Lamar and their friends throughout the United Arab Emirates.

The Little Nurse

Hima stumbled and injured her knees while she was running with her friends. She cried from pain. Blood started to flow increasingly. Hima rushed home crying to her mother, the mother eased Hima’s pain and called Reem, the nurse next door, to come and heal the wound. Reem came and sterilized the wound. Hima liked Reem, and she wished to become a nurse like her when she grows up, therefore she asked the nurse to tell her more about nursing. “Nursing is one of the health careers and it is one of the most honorable job. It is a humanitarian profession, as it helps the injured to recover,” the nurse said. Nurses provide health and treatment services to maintain individuals’ health and keep them healthy.

The Lost Wallet

The book talks about incidents that happen usually among children, and it discusses them in a persuasive way to find a solution, understand the morals behind it,  and to learn from the mistakes that a child may make in a way that is realistic and practical.

The House I Dreamed Of

Luna wants to participate in a drawing competition titled The House of My Dreams, but she’s somewhat hesitant because her drawings are still simple. Her sister encourages her to execute her wonderful idea, which was born during one of the trips she took with her family to the sea, where she drew a seashell-shaped house in the sea. Her family is encouraging her to participate in the competition because she has imagination, which will enable her in the future to find solutions to problems, for with imagination, nothing is impossible. In case she doesn’t win, she gains the honor of trying.

The Panda Zain

Zain the panda is proud of himself, but his mother treats him like a child and fears for him a lot. And when she had to travel (for environmental awareness purposes), she almost cancelled the trip because she feared for Zain, and felt that her son was not ready to be left alone in the reserve, so she decided to write an instruction book for him that would provide solutions for any problem he might encounter. Will Zain use it? Is he really convinced he needs it? Can he solve his problems on his own?