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Abdullah and his Grandfather Abdullah is eleven-years-old and, in the eyes of his grandfather, ‘coming of age’. Join the two men, young and old, as they set off together on their own journey of discovery and explore for themselves Wadi Hasik and all the natural wonders it has to offer. |
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Fire Djinn The Prince of Atlantis is back. |
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Zoom in On Camels After researching the facts in this book, it is easy to understand why the camel is known as Ata Allah in Arabia. In English, Ata Allah means ‘God’s Gift’. I now truly understand the importance of the amazing camel. |
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Jamila the White Falcon When Jamila takes part in the Annual Falcon Speed Racing Competition the excitement among birds and handlers is intense!
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Cherry Loving Leila Leila, a naughty giraffe, loves cherries. So does Rashid, the game warden. But there is only one cherry tree on the island where the two are living. And that causes problems. BIG PROBLEMS. But, suddenly, something unexpected happens and Leila and Rashid become the best of friends. |
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Shiree: The Life of a Sea Turtle Shiree is the story of a female green sea turtle. The story follows the life of Shiree from the moment she hatches from her egg until she becomes a mother. It provides an insight into the life of one turtle and the dangers that all sea turtles must face in the wild if they are to survive. |
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Children’s Atlas of Arabia and the World This children’s atlas presents a unique view of the world, taking as it does the Arab World as its focus. It is colourful, filled with absorbing facts and information children never realised they needed to know. |
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Children of the Sun growing up in the gulf Children of the Sun by Piyu Majumdar and Paul Thuysbaert describes the unique experience of growing up in the Gulf through evocative poetry and vivid photographs. From sand dunes and camels to theme parks and malls, the book describes the many traditional and modern pursuits that make up our lives here and can be enjoyed by both children and adults. |
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Omar’s Goats When Omar takes his goats out to graze each day, he is dismayed to find rubbish everywhere. It’s terrible! When his goats get cut and hurt and sick, finally he cries, ‘Enough!’ And sets out to solve the problem in a most surprising way. |
