Kids Book Index
Hena Khan
This picture book explores shapes found in objects and places in the Muslim world. Its examples include a crescent moon, a square garden, and an octagonal fountain, while scenes show children’s experiences in different countries. Alongside shape concepts, the book presents Muslim traditions and includes a glossary and an author’s note.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
Holi ColorsRina SinghThis rhyming board book uses colors to introduce Holi, a Hindu spring celebration. Marigold orange, sunset red, peacock blue, and tree green connect color words to the natural world. Photographs show children and families celebrating by throwing colored powder. An endnote explains that the powder is called gulal and identifies Holi as a festival associated with Krishna and Radha.WORLD HISTORY & CULTURELexile Text Measure AD390LATOS Book Level 2.7On the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Ramadan: The Holy Month of FastingAusma Zehanat KhanThis book introduces Ramadan as a Muslim holy month centered on fasting. It explains the month’s stages, spirit, and traditions in different parts of the world, using photographs, recipes, and individual stories. The account describes Ramadan as a time when Muslims focus on positive thoughts and actions, strengthen their connection with God, and reflect on personal and spiritual behavior. A glossary and resource section provide additional context.WORLD HISTORY & CULTUREOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
DiwaliHannah Eliot, illustrated by Archana SreenivasanThis board book introduces Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights. It presents the festival through the idea of light prevailing over darkness and focuses on Diwali as a religious and cultural celebration. The book’s subject is the festival itself, its association with lights, and the meaning expressed through that central contrast.WORLD HISTORY & CULTUREOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details