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"My Family Tree: Branches Near and Far," embarks on an unforgettable journey of discovery and connection in both English and Somali as we delve into the intricate tapestry of one family's heritage. From the perspective of a young child, Abdirahman discovers not only the history of his family but also the values and wisdom that have guided them for generations. From the secrets of his grandmom's delicious recipes to his uncle's remarkable math skills, Abdirahman realizes that his family's legacy is a treasure trove of inspiration. In this captivating tale, we follow a young explorer's quest to unravel the secrets hidden within the branches of their family tree. From the sturdy roots of their ancestors to the budding leaves of the newest generation, every member holds a unique story waiting to be uncovered.

Inspired by a true story, and written from the points of view of four siblings as they witness their mother's valiant effort to become a schoolteacher. The journey from motherhood to career is one shared by women around the world. This book is about the determination, empowerment, and love modeled by a mother to her children as she fulfills her dream while remaining endlessly devoted to her children.

What Color is My Hijab? is a children's picture book inspired by a question the author's elementary-school aged niece asked her. The little girl wanted to know why there weren't girls who look like her well represented in children's literature. Now there are. This book features Muslim women who work in a number of professions: doctor, teacher, artist, politician, etc., all wearing their colorful hijabs.

Classic Somali Folktales for Children teaches youngsters about Somali culture through colorful and timeless tales featuring crafty, mischievous, curious, and wise animals native to the Horn of Africa. Many of these tales in their classic oral form are passed down through the generations, from grandparents to their own children and grandchildren. The beautifully illustrated stories expose readers of all ages to oral culture and traditions, teach positive character traits and universal lessons about kindness, honesty, and perseverance, and help children develop strong reading skills.