Bøger udgivet af Hamad Bin Khalifa University Press

Text in Arabic. Join twin siblings, Karim and Hanan, as they explore their world in simplified Arabic. In each book, they learn new phrases and enrich their vocabulary in an entertaining and enlightening way. The series teaches Arabic grammar in five useful books.

Text in Arabic. This book is dedicated to help building emotional awareness, and providing the needed support for children aged 9-12 suffering from attachment disorders, anxiety or early trauma. It is undoubtedly the companion those children need on their journey. It is also an invaluable tool for anyone who supports these children with troubled emotions or suffering attachment issues, especially their parents, teachers, caregivers, support providers, supervisors and therapists.

Abdullah has loved deer since he was a child, and he wishes he could be just as quick. His grandfather takes him to a natural deer reserve, a protected area in Ras Oshairij located in the northern region of Qatar. There are many archaeological sites here, such as Al Zubarah Fort and Khor Hassan, which are known for their natural beauty. Will Abdullah be able to visit this reserve? What will happen on this trip if he does? And what is its relationship to the key of incredible eras, and to the old man wearing traditional clothes that look like the ones in the National Museum? The lines of this story will reveal all!

Text in Arabic. This book seeks, first of all, to make a modest contribution to trying to bridge the gap between the young reader and his narrative, written and oral heritage, as most of these tales are mainly drawn from our Arab heritage, and some of them may be from the global heritage. Secondly, it seeks to contribute to the reconciliation of the younger generation with reading, after their repulsion from it, and them drowning in the quicksand of the modernized means of communication. It thirdly seeks rehabilitating the memorization, one of the branches to the Arabic language, which has been largely marginalised by public education curriculum in our Arab nations.

Text in Arabic. Amna lives a miraculous journey in the middle of the watercolors. A journey that made her discover the change of colors and the change of their shades, between dark, light and transparent. She also learned that mixing basic colors produces countless new colors! But what is the story of the water drop, the blue pond, and the orange waterfall?! And what about the paintbrush that carries her to a wonderfully colored world?!

Text in Arabic. Anisa the chicken runs a very busy beauty salon. All of the animals grumble and complain about how they look so they come to Anisa for help, hoping that once she is done with them they might be satisfied with their appearance. But does the elephants trunk, the dogs ear, or the giraffes neck really need to be changed? Will Anisa be able to please everyone? A wonderful book about self-acceptance.

Text in Arabic. Did you know that there are up to 1,000,000,000,000,000 species of microbes on our planet and approximately 99.999% of them are yet to be discovered? So what are you waiting for? Get your goggles and gloves on! Perhaps you will be the scientist who finds a new type of microbe.

Text in Arabic. Nona's house broke when she hit a rock in her running competition. With winter approaching, she became worried! How will she face the cold and rain without a warm house to protect her? Nona asked her friends: Can any of you host me in her house? What their answers were! A fun book about friendship and hospitality.

Text in Arabic. Lina makes a mess whenever she does anything. Whats worse is that she lies to cover them up! Some of her lies are innocent while others are complex and misleading. But whatever form they come in, they are not right. Can Lina quit this habit of lying?

Text in Arabic. Sometimes we must stay home, for many reasons and for a long time. And at home, we can study, explore, imagine, laugh, play, and have fun. We thrive on the closeness with our parents and family, too. Walls dont limit us from doing anything we want. What have you been doing at home?