Children's Books in Colloquial Arabic
We write stories in colloquial Arabic because we believe children best learn the language through the words they hear and speak every day.
“The Girl Who Lost Her Imagination” and “Where Shall I Hide?” follow a young girl named Sheherazade. Both books are in Shami and Egyptian dialects.
البِنْت اللِّي ضَيَّعَت خَيالْها | The Girl Who Lost Her Imagination [Shami edition - soft cover]
البِنْت اللِّي ضَيَّعَت خَيالْها | The Girl Who Lost Her Imagination [Shami edition - soft cover]
$14.99
This is a story of a girl called Sheherazade who lives in New York City and loses her imagination for a day. This edition is written in the Shami dialect [spoken in Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria], and is sold in SOFT COVER.
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