Ages 4–8

Under My Hijab

by Hena Khan

A young girl describes the women in her life — at work, at home and at play — and how each wears or doesn't wear her hijab.

Why we recommend this book

Celebrates the many ways Muslim women live and work, and helps girls feel proud and confident about hijab.

What your child can learn

Identity
Family
Confidence

Age: Ages 4–8
Language: English
Publisher: Lee & Low Books
First published: 2019
Pages: 32
ISBN: 9781620147924

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