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by Razeena Omar Gutta (Author), Faaiza Osman (Author), Atieh Sohrabi (Illustrator)
★ "An exceptional book about Ramadan that celebrates the breaking of the daily fast and the sharing of the transcendent power of food." -- School Library Journal
In the houses of Rahma Road are people from all over the world. Some are fasting for Ramadan, and some are not. But the annual potluck iftar is something they all attend. Who would miss the grandest, tastiest, most delicious meal of the year? From chicken tikka to roti bom, each house is planning on bringing something to share. The result? A feast of food from around the world! Travel from house to house on Rahma Road to see what everyone's making (and even take a glimpse at the recipes to make them yourself!)- Includes 25 globally inspired recipes throughout the book
- A Ramadan book that helps kids choose recipes for family and community iftars
- Endnotes include information about Ramadan and additional recipes from each character's kitchen
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In the houses of Rahma Road are people from all over the world. Some of them are fasting for Ramadan, and some are not. But the annual iftar is something they all attend. Who would miss the grandest, tastiest, most delicious meal of the year?
Author Biography
Razeena Omar Gutta is the author of Zamzam for Everyone and Hana's Hundreds of Hijabs. Her inspiration for writing comes from her three book-loving children and a desire to see books on shelves that she never had growing up. As a South Asian Muslim born in Zimbabwe and now living in Queensland, Australia, Razeena loves to create joyful stories that highlight Muslim characters.
Faaiza Osman is a food blogger, food photographer, author, and mother of three. With a zest for creativity, she enjoys painting, baking, and home DIY projects. She believes in the unifying power of food and blends traditional recipes with modern ideas to create innovative dishes. Her delicious creations can be seen on her Instagram page, @modestmunchies. Faaiza is South African with Indian heritage and lives in Queensland, Australia. Atieh Sohrabi was born and raised in Tehran, Iran. She studied industrial design before discovering her passion for illustrating children's books. She has illustrated many stories for magazines and books for children. Atieh loves telling stories, gardening, and painting. She lives with her family in New York City, USA.
