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Biographical note
Rumaisa Bilal is a Pakistani Canadian homeschooling mother who has paused her computer science degree in order to write books for children. She currently lives in Toronto, Canada with her husband, three kids, and their grandparents.Nez Riaz grew up with her little brother in Boston to a Pakistani father and Palestinian mother. She now lives in Virginia, USA with her shih tzu named Mowgli and works as an illustrator. She loves pineapple pizza and monkeys are her absolute favorite animal! Nez has also illustrated My Name is Bana by Bana Alabed and Zain’s Super Friday by Hena Khan.
“A sweet, cozy, and authentic story of a day in a little one’s life in my beautiful country of Pakistan! Vibrant illustrations paired with Urdu phrases make this one appealing for all ages” – Reem Faruqi, award-winning author of <i>Lailah’s Lunchbox</i><br />
"Beautiful and heartwarming board book filled with vibrant colors and memorable details” – Aya Khalil, award-winning author of <i>The Arabic Quilt</i><br />
“Engaging and delightful!” – Marzieh Abbas, author of <i>A Dupatta Is . . </i>.
Subah bakhair! Come along for a day in Pakistan. Choose a salwar kameez, ride the driverless train, and taste sweet and sour falsa. Even learn words in Urdu with pronunciation guides throughout the story.
- Part of the Barefoot Books Our World series
- Written by Pakistani author Rumaisa Bilal and illustrated by Pakistani Palestinian illustrator Nez Riaz
- Endmatter provides more insights into life in Pakistan
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Rumaisa Bilal is a Pakistani Canadian homeschooling mother who has paused her computer science degree in order to write books for children. She currently lives in Toronto, Canada with her husband, three kids, and their grandparents.Nez Riaz grew up with her little brother in Boston to a Pakistani father and Palestinian mother. She now lives in Virginia, USA with her shih tzu named Mowgli and works as an illustrator. She loves pineapple pizza and monkeys are her absolute favorite animal! Nez has also illustrated My Name is Bana by Bana Alabed and Zain’s Super Friday by Hena Khan.