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Everyday Struggles: The Stories of Muslim Teens
by Sumaiya Beshir
Short stories by Muslim teenage girls about the ups and downs of teenage life.
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About this book
Everyday Struggles is a collection of stories written by Muslim teenage girls for their peers.
They share their honest feelings about school, identity, friendship and faith.
What's inside
- Written by teens
- Identity and faith
- School life
- Friendship
- Honest stories
Why we recommend it
Written by Muslim teenage girls for their peers, these honest stories about school, identity, friendship and faith help teens feel understood and less alone. Great for sparking conversations between teens and parents.
Good forTeens
Parent notes
- What kind of book
- Teaches Islam directly
- How to read it
- Read together or alone
- Format
- Paperback, 105 pages
- Publisher
- Amana Publications · Islamic publisher
Good to know: Short stories about real teen issues such as peer pressure and identity. Best for 12+.
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