Eye on the Prize
by Safinah Danish ElahiAvailable
As the countdown begins to the sports extravaganza that will change their children’s lives, Shezray, Minahil and Hina have their own ways of coping with the pressure. In a world where you can’t...
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The Tea Trolley
by Alam RehanaAvailable
Finding a Husband Is Never Easy... And it becomes even trickier when your parents are trying to arrange a match for you. The story takes place in 1979, in Pakistan, where the parents of 18-year-old...
The Family Tree
by Hussain SairishAvailable
‘Poignantly paints the extraordinary in ordinary lives. A brilliant first book from Hussain.’ The Sunday Post ‘An evocative portrayal of love and family.’ Ayisha Malik 'Invites you in, not...
Jinnistan-Scary Stories to tell over Chai
by Muzaffar AyeshaAvailable
If there's something Pakistanis love more than December shaadis and desi food, it’s jinn stories. Jinnistan is a gripping collection of South Asian short horrors featuring paranormal entities in all...
Lost Islamic History- Reclaiming Muslim Civilisation From The Past
by Alkhateeb FirasAvailable
Islam has been one of the most powerful religious, social and political forces in history. Over the last 1400 years, from origins in Arabia, a succession of Muslim polities and later empires expanded...
Homeland Elegies
by Ayad AkhtarAvailable
A deeply personal work about identity and belonging in a nation coming apart at the seams, Homeland Elegies blends fact and fiction to tell an epic story of longing and dispossession in the world that...
Those Children
by Shahbano BilgramiAvailable
When ten-year-old Ferzana Mahmud and her three older siblings lose their mother to cancer, everything changes. Their heartbroken father moves them from their familiar Chicago neighborhood to a city...
The Stained-Glass Window
by Munir SanaAvailable
Throughout the centuries stained-glass windows have been a symbol of Christianity and their message has been to communicate the Gospel with illustrations from the Bible. If stained-glass windows could...
The Portrait of a Lady
by Singh KhushwantAvailable
‘A Khushwant Singh short story is not flamboyant but modest, restrained, well-crafted…Perhaps his greatest gift as a writer is a wonderful particularity of description’—London Magazine...
