Category Archives: holidays

إلي كل الأصدقاء، و كتبهم ، كل سنة وانتم بخير

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4 New (“رمضانيات”) and Old (“كان زمان”) Books for Ramadan

Kalimat promises to have a new and lovely-looking Ramadan book available next week. They have shared a glimpse of “رمضانيات” on their Facebook page. For those who haven’t glimpsed: Other Ramadan reads in Arabic (there are many, many more in … Continue reading

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Happy Easter!

Happy Easter from Al-Salwa books: This poster features the art from their re-release of أرنب كرمة in the سلسلة أحسن صديق. Continue reading

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Happy Mother’s Day!

By Walid Taher. Every day is Mother’s Day! Read books celebrating mothers with your children, and, if you’re the ambitious sort, make a Gruffalo cake.

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Books and Events to Celebrate Mother’s Day

ماما دوما بجانبي – Mama is Always Beside Me written by عبير بلان, published by Kalimat كم تحبينني؟ – How Much Do You Love Me? , written by فاطمة شرف الدين, published by Kalimat ماذا في بطن ماما؟ – What’s … Continue reading

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Wishing You The Best in 2011

Tomorrow, to start the year off right, a Q&A with Kalimat publisher Dareen Charafeddine. Continue reading

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Learn to Sing and Read ليلة عيد with فيروز

Thanks to Aziza at “Arabic Blog” for digging this up. And continuing Happy Holidays to all.

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ميلاد سعيد and Merry Christmas to All!

Borrowed, as you can see, from the excellent Al-Salwa Books!

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(How To) Keep Your Children Reading Over the Break!

I’m taking a pause from our “Favorites of 2010″ rundown, as many schools across the region—my older son’s included—will be going on winter break at the end of this week. Continue reading

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Kalimat Wants You to Celebrate UAE National Day With a Book

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