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Upside-Down Iftar
by Maysa Odeh
Malak helps her grandmother make maqluba for iftar, but everyone has a favourite ingredient.
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About this book
Malak can't wait to help her grandmother make iftar. They decide to make maqluba, the upside-down rice dish, but everyone in the family wants their favourite ingredient added.
A warm picture book about love, compromise and Ramadan family traditions.
What's inside
- Picture book
- Cooking with grandma
- Ramadan iftar
- Starred review
- For ages 4 to 8
Why we recommend it
Malak and her grandmother make maqluba, the famous upside-down rice dish, but everyone wants their favourite ingredient added. A warm, starred-review picture book about love, compromise and Ramadan family traditions. Delightful to read before cooking iftar together.
Good forAges 4 to 8
Parent notes
- What kind of book
- Teaches Islam through stories
- How to read it
- Read aloud together; early readers can try it alone
- Format
- Hardcover, 32 pages
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