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Journey Through Islamic Arts (Bilingual Multicultural Book) - Chinese Traditional-English

Journey Through Islamic Arts - Diverse children's book available in Arabic, Bengali, Farsi, German, Kurdish, Russian, and many other languages. Culturally diverse teaching resource.
An award-winning, beautifully illustrated book of a girl's imaginary journey that will provide insight into Islamic culture.
 
Our Price: $16.95
Sale Price: $15.50
LANGUAGE: CHINESE TRADITIONAL/CANTONESE & ENGLISH


Product Code: JOURNEYCH

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Journey Through Islamic Arts (Bilingual Multicultural Book) - Chinese Traditional/English
Author: Na'ima bint Robert
Illustrator: Diana Mayo

This is a beautiful story about a young girl whose imagination is so vivid it takes her on a wonderful journey. She travels from the great mosques to ornamental gardens and glorious palaces, seeing much of the rich heritage and art of the Islamic civilization. WINNER of the UK National Literacy Association WOW! Award 2005 for best children's titles. Na'ima bint Robert's flowing text are accompanied by stunning illustrations that bring Islamic cultural beauty and richness to life! A valuable resource for multicultural classrooms.

THIS TITLE IS AVAILABLE IN MANY BILINGUAL EDITIONS.

To access lessons and activities that use this book, visit our Free Multicultural Lesson Plans page.

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  • Paperback or Hardcover book

Average Customer Review: Average Customer Review: 4 of 5 4 of 5 Total Reviews: 2 Write a review.

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4 of 5 May 1, 2020
Reviewer: Sean W from Glastonbury , CT United States  


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4 of 5 Journey Through Islamic Arts/Bilingual March 17, 2020
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Sloughhouse, CA United States  
Reference to death saddened our students.  
The English font was a bit difficult to read in a group setting.  Translations were very good.  Illustrations and story line were engaging.

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