# Saadia Faruqi
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Saadia Faruqi is a Pakistani-American author.Originally from Karachi, Pakistan, Faruqi moved to the United States in 1998. After 9/11 and while she still worked as a grant writer, Faruqi began writing about Islam for a local newspaper in Houston, Texas as a way to combat Muslim stereotypes. After this work, she led educational discussions and training sessions about Islam at different institutions, including churches, synagogues, schools and police departments.Her debut book was a collection of short stories about life in Pakistan, titled Brick Walls: Tales of Hope & Courage From Pakistan.
Serving the Story » Talking with Gail Shalan
Steven talks with narrator, actor, and puppeteer, Gail Shalan, about her work in audiobooks and bringing her theater background with her into the booth. They also discuss Gail’s podcast, StoryLight, and what a future where audiobooks and podcasts continue to blur the line between them might look li…
First Chapter Friday: Yusuf Azeem is Not a Hero
In the most recent episode of First Chapter Friday, Mr. Chambers reads the first chapter of Yusuf Azeem is Not a Hero by author Saadia Faruqi. Yusuf Azeem is Not a Hero is again one of the titles on this year's Texas Lone Star List. If you are interested in reading the rest of the book, you can fi…
Meet author Saadia Faruqi
Lesley and Vanesha talk to Houstonian Saadia Faruqi about her Yusuf Azeem is Not a Hero as well as her many other books from early chapter books to middle grade.
#259 - February 2024 Book News
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Upcoming books mentioned in our publishing news:
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Tennessee school librarian (and generally wonderful human) Laurie Stansbury shares the lesson she does with the book The Arabic Quilt: An Immigrant Story by Aya Khalil and Anait Semirdzhyan (Illustrator) - and both the book and the lesson are lovely!
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The Reader's Heart | Guest: Saadia Faruqi
In this conversation, Saadia Faruqi joins Jennifer to chat abouther journey as a reader and writer, as well as the importance of representation in children's literature. They also delve into Saadia's books, including Yusuf Azeem Is Not a Hero and Saving Sunshine, and the inspiration behind them. Sa…
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This Big Wheel keeps turning and I am here to talk to y'all about it!
This episode has it all:
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Episode 118: Saadia Faruqi - Connected to the Past
This week, we will sit down with Saadia Faruqi, a Pakistani American author and interfaith activist. Saadia has published 24 entries in her popular Yasmin early reader series as well as her latest middle grades novel, The Partition Project.
On this episode, we will discuss Saadia's latest…
Episode 117: Saadia Faruqi - Belonging and Identity
This week, we will sit down with Saadia Faruqi, a Pakistani American author and interfaith activist. Saadia has published 24 entries in her popular Yasmin early reader series as well as her latest middle grades novel, The Partition Project.
On this episode, we will hear Saadia share about the…
Episode 116: Saadia Faruqi - Representation in Literature Matters
This week, we will sit down with Saadia Faruqi, a Pakistani American author and interfaith activist. Saadia has published 24 entries in her popular Yasmin early reader series as well as her latest middle grades novel, The Partition Project.
On this episode, Saadia and Aaron will discuss her books…
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