Together on Eid - by Sana Rafi (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

A beautifully illustrated picture book that showcases the warm family memories and cultural traditions of celebrating Eid.

Eid is a gathering, a party, a feast ... and so much more.

Together on Eid celebrates the many gifts of the holiday--from excitedly awaiting the arrival of guests to enjoying steaming hot rotis to sharing treasured family stories. It is a loving ode to cultural traditions, warm memories, and a special day that brings people together.

Eid is a gift that continues to shine brightly with each passing year.

FAMILY STORY: This warm and charming picture book is perfect for families who celebrate Eid and those who want to introduce their children to its traditions. The heart of the story is the memories made each year as a family gathers--a universal experience for all who celebrate cultural and religious holidays.

GREAT FOR HOME, CLASSROOMS AND LIBRARIES: Together on Eid offers an accessible introduction to an important Islamic holiday. It shares the specifics of the celebration and shows readers that families across their community and across the world are more alike than they are different.

Perfect for:

• Eidi gift-giving to families and children
• Parents and grandparents looking for books that reflect their faith and identity
• Teachers and librarians seeking multicultural books for kids
• Families who want to introduce children to traditions outside their own
• Anyone looking for diverse children's books

Review Quotes

"A touching holiday tribute with a family-centered message that exudes love." -- Kirkus Reviews

About the Author

Sana Rafi grew up spending Eid in different places, but her fondest memories include celebrating it in Lahore, Pakistan, with her large extended family and copious amounts of food. Inspired by her son and daughter--along with a deep desire to showcase Muslim characters--she is the author of Little Seeds of Promise and A Mermaid Girl. Visit sanarafi.com to learn more.

Mariam Quraishi spent most of her childhood Eids in Karachi, Pakistan, where she could be found guzzling down many bowls of sheer khurma before the holiday dinner. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, she now designs and occasionally illustrates them as well. Learn more about her at mariamquraishi.com.