A Home for Arnoub: Children's Arabic Book

My toddler is like it. Accurate formal Arabic language.

what I love about this book is that it has an interesting storyline but is also easy to read. While the texts my seven-year-old brings home from school are not only dull, but littered with hard words, this entire book is built on repetition, assonance, rhythm, anticipation, and simple constructions! It's not only a pleasure to read, it's also possible.Of course I want my son to learn new vocabulary, but I also want him to feel a sense of mastery and accomplishment.The seven-year-old's own review of A Home for Arnoub includes raves about the illustrations (a picture from the book is now his father's computer "wallpaper"), and he added that he likes it "because he finds Arnouba! It's just a nice story. Every part of it is nice."from readkutub.com

Love reading this book for my 3yo son who is bilingual. The illustrations are captivating enough to keep him interested.I Like that it is written in real Arabic not translated Arabic.

I bought this book since 4 years. I was reading it to my 2 ears daughter. She loves it. When she went to per-school she took it with her and tell the story to her friends.She is now 6 and reads it by her own.It is also a joy for her sister.We offered this story to many of our friends too.Taghreed you are doing a great job.