I got this book for my 7 year old son and he absolutely loved it. It’s not easy for him to learn Arabic, but this book sparked interest in him and he is now familiar with some Arabic letters. He enjoyed the plot about food and seeing illustrations of the yummy dishes. He is anticipating future books with other letters. Overall, excellent story and great illustrations!

A nice and intelligent tool for introducing young kids to Arabic letters, especially if you're living abroad and can't find schools.

I got the book for my 8 years old. He loved reading it and was amazed by the lovely illustrations. The book is very nicely written and captivates the little reader's attention. Well done and looking forward to get more books of the same series.

My daughter, Laila, (also nicknamed Lulu 😊) is 9. She got the book as a gift from her auntie and her husband in Egypt. It was a beautiful surprise! She read it right away! The fuzzy cute letter taa captured her attention! The book is cleverly made to introduce non-native Arabic speakers to Arabic in a simple, yet attractive manner. The story, the size of book and words, the illustrations are well-chosen to serve this purpose. Granted it was for a younger age than my daughter, yet it allowed me to spend time with her reading the glossary of items, the details about how Arabic letters connect together. We truly did enjoy it and I would totally recommend it.