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Who hid the Eid Lamb? deals with the trauma a child feels when she realizes that the sacrificial lamb, which has become her friend and companion is about to become the traditional feast meal. Fatoum"s parents had unwittingly allowed her to become attached to the sacrificial lamb. The problem is sensitively resolved by the Grandfather, who gently explains the story behind the sacrifice and then gives the lamb a reprieve. The story is told in flashback from a Grandmother to her Grandchildren.
Who hid the Eid Lamb? deals with the trauma a child feels when she realizes that the sacrificial lamb, which has become her friend and companion is about to become the traditional feast meal. Fatoum"s parents had unwittingly allowed her to become attached to the sacrificial lamb. The problem is sensitively resolved by the Grandfather, who gently explains the story behind the sacrifice and then gives the lamb a reprieve. The story is told in flashback from a Grandmother to her Grandchildren.
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About the Author-
Taghreed Najjar is an award-winning author of children and young adult books. She started writing in the late 70's while working as a teacher. She is considered a pioneer in the field of children literature in Jordan. In 1996 she founded her own publishing house, Al Salwa, which is now one of the top publishers for children content in the region. She does her best writing in her quiet office overlooking her flower-filled garden, with her pet turtle and cat for company. She especially enjoys interacting with her readers and truly feels privileged to be part of their childhood memories. Her books have been translated to numerous languages. To know more about Taghreed's books follow her on social media and check out alsalwabooks.com
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Bahrain, Egypt, Hong Kong, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the Sudan, the Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen
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