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Mimi & Unicorn Get to Know Allah

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This reassuring and endearing book is a perfect introduction to Allah’s attributes, and an ideal starting point for talking to children about their creator.

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6–8 years

Reading level

Confident reader

Length

96 pages · 25 stories

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Mimi & Unicorn Get to Know Allah

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About The Book

Who is God according to Islam? Mimi was always hearing people talk about Allah, but she didn’t really know Allah … until one day, she and her imaginary unicorn decide to find out! Join Mimi as she and Unicorn visit family members in a quest to learn about Allah, their hearts growing with love along the way.This reassuring and endearing book is a perfect introduction to Allah’s attributes, and an ideal starting point for talking to children about their creator. To know Allah is to love Him!

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About the author

Zanib Mian: Zanib Mian studied Molecular Cell Biology at University College London before working as a secondary school science teacher. Motivated by the lack of diverse and inclusive representation in children's publishing, she left teaching to found Sweet Apple Publishers, through which she has published numerous picture books and early readers, many of which she authored herself. Her books have been featured on BBC's CBeebies Bedtime Stories and praised by The Guardian for their contribution to diversity in children's literature. She was commissioned to write an opera for The Mahogany Opera Group, regularly features at the Bradford Literature Festival, and serves on the panel of judges for the Young Muslim Writers Awards. Her Planet Omar series, first published under the title The Muslims, is her first work for older readers and is published by Hachette Children's Group; it won the Little Rebels Award 2018 and was shortlisted for the UKLA Award and nominated for the CILIP Carnegie Medal.