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Book SynopsisTrade Review**STARRED REVIEW** "This special anthology about family traditions, sharing meals, giving presents, and delighting in the cultural uniqueness of people all over the world isn’t just for those who celebrate Eid; it’s for all who want to share and learn about the holidays." * Booklist *
**STARRED REVIEW** "The diversity within the collection is impressive, including several blended families and a recently converted one, and while the writing varies in style and quality, each story is engaging, full of emotion and thought. . . This thoughtful and uplifting volume will keep readers turning pages year-round; here's to many more." * Kirkus Reviews *
**STARRED REVIEW** "A range of diverse, multidimensional characters—among them Shia Muslim, converted Muslim, Algerian, Caribbean, and West African representation—results in a stimulating, celebratory read." * Publishers Weekly *
**STARRED REVIEW** "Emotions seem to spill straight off the pages in this absolute triumph of a celebratory anthology." * School Library Connection *
**STARRED REVIEW** "A joyous title that radiates love. This much-needed collection is recommended as a first purchase for all libraries." * School Library Journal *
A delightful and varied collection of stories for middle-grade readers showcases a cross-section of Muslim experiences of the joyous Eid holidays. * Shelf Awareness *
Joyful reunions, irritating relatives, fancy clothes, and special, heartfelt gifts appear in many of the tales, giving an overall tone of warmth and playfulness, and even the stories that take a more somber approach end with possibilities of hope and optimism. * Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books *
