The Best Palestinian Americans Books for Kids

Summary: Farah Hajjar dreams of attending the Magnet Academy with her best friend, Allie. But when new student Dana Denver bullies her brother Samir, Farah's plans unravel. Determined to protect Samir, she devises a risky plan involving deception. As her lies grow, Farah must navigate the challenges of fifth grade and confront the bully. Will her secrets be her downfall, or can she outsmart Dana and secure her future?

Summary: Join Lana, a curious young girl, as she embarks on a culinary adventure with her mother, learning to make the traditional Palestinian dish, Msakhan. As they cook, Lana uncovers the rich stories of her heritage, exploring the deep connection between culture and cuisine. This heartwarming tale invites young readers to celebrate the power of food in preserving identity and embracing family bonds. Will Lana find the true flavor of her roots in this vibrant journey? Discover the magic of tradition and the joy of cooking in 'Lana Makes Purple Pizza.'

Summary: Farah's brother is in the hospital, so she's sent to her grandmother's strict Florida condo. With no English and many rules, Sitti Fayrouz seems impossible. But Farah, the only child in a retirement community, discovers unexpected friendships, especially with Dr. Fisher, who shares her love for geology. Can Farah find joy amidst worry and rules, or will her trip be a countdown to going home? Dive into Farah's journey of discovery and resilience.