📚 The Life of a Leaf 📚
Author: Sarah Abu-Lebdeh
Illustrator: Ratu Wulan
Publisher: @ABZeezbooks
Age: 6-9

Islamic Content: Concept of resurrection, afterlife
Concerns: None

Summary/Review:
A few years ago, I had the pleasure of reading and reviewing a unique and refreshing story published by @abzeezbooks called We All have a Family. This is their second publication and it is just as unique as their first.
This story is told from the perspective of a tree leaf and describes its life through the seasons and beyond. The book is written in rhyme throughout and mostly flows nicely. the overall concept and in parts the words might be big for little ones which is why I have rated this PB for kids ages 6-9. The story will spark a lot of in depth discussion about lifecycle of living things and the incredible power of Allah to bring things back to life. One verse particularly is a great reflection that can make the reader pause and ponder if we are serving Allah in the best of ways. This book has an important message for the little Muslims while can serve as a reminder for the grown-up reading it to their children.

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