The Shapes of Eid, According to Me

Eid is full of shapes if you look for them. In The Shapes of Eid, According to Me, a child finds crescents, spheres, ovals and triangles in the celebration, and tells the reader about each one in rhyme.

Samia Khan, a high school English teacher and mother from the Chicago suburbs, wrote it. Maria Ahmed, an artist from Southern California, illustrated it. Prolance publishes it as a large hardcover.

What's inside

• A rhyming story of the shapes found in Eid
• Crescents, spheres, ovals and triangles to spot
• Illustrations by Maria Ahmed
• Large hardcover, 28 pages

Who it's for

Young children getting ready for Eid, and the families and teachers who read with them. It suits the days before Eid at home, and it works in a classroom where children are learning about each other's holidays.

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