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Cover illustration for Three Times: Three Times is a gentle bedtime story about Noor, wide awake in the dark, and the mother who comes to her night after night without being asked. A simple question unfolds into a quiet realization about all the love she never noticed — and never thanked her for.

Three Times

Three Times is a gentle bedtime story about Noor, wide awake in the dark, and the mother who comes to her night after night without being asked. A simple question unfolds into a quiet realization about all the love she never noticed — and never thanked her for.

Mother's loveGratitudeMemoryMotherhoodComfort
Cover illustration for Walk With Me: Walk With Me is a gentle story about Yusuf, racing ahead on the Friday walk to the masjid, and the moment he turns back to find his father walking slowly, alone, far behind. A small pause becomes a quiet realization about walking beside the people we love instead of rushing ahead of them — and the closeness he finds the moment he does.

Walk With Me

Walk With Me is a gentle story about Yusuf, racing ahead on the Friday walk to the masjid, and the moment he turns back to find his father walking slowly, alone, far behind. A small pause becomes a quiet realization about walking beside the people we love instead of rushing ahead of them — and the closeness he finds the moment he does.

Father's loveFatherhoodRespectCompanionshipAwareness
Cover illustration for Come Here: Come Here is a quiet evening story about Salma, carrying the weight of a hard day she can't quite explain, and the father who sits beside her without asking her to explain it. A single open arm unfolds into a quiet realization that comfort doesn't need words — just someone who stays.

Come Here

Come Here is a quiet evening story about Salma, carrying the weight of a hard day she can't quite explain, and the father who sits beside her without asking her to explain it. A single open arm unfolds into a quiet realization that comfort doesn't need words — just someone who stays.

Father's loveFatherhoodComfortCompanionshipMercy

One Sunflower

One Sunflower is a warm, quietly funny story about Maryam, a girl who's grown a sunflower she loves and decided to give away — except she can't work out which neighbour deserves it more. A doorstep full of pros and cons finally gives way to a simple question from her mother, and an answer that was closer than she thought.

GenerosityKindnessNeighbourlinessAwarenessCompanionship