Ages 10–14

Once Upon an Eid

by S. K. Ali & Aisha Saeed

Fifteen short stories by Muslim authors about the joy, family, food and traditions of Eid.

Why we recommend this book

A great read-together for the days around Eid, and a way for older children to see the many ways families celebrate.

What your child can learn

Eid
Family
Traditions

Age: Ages 10–14
Language: English
Publisher: Amulet Paperbacks
First published: 2021
Pages: 272
ISBN: 9781419754036

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