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Drawing Deena by Hena Khan (Contemporary)

Send us Fan Mail Drawing Deena by Hena Khan It is frustrating to Deena that her mom always seems to be fighting with her dad about money. It makes her worried that they might split up, and it makes her feel like she can never ask for anything - like the art classes she would love to take. She think…

From Children’s Books to Life Lessons: Creativity, Culture, and Legacy with Hena Khan

Hena is an award-winning author of over 35 children's books written over the last two decades. Many of them draw on her own experiences as a Pakistani American, as a Muslim, and as a young woman growing up in a multicultural America. Not Your Lawyer podcast, where we talk about everything related t…

How Estate Planning Protects Your Intellectual Property: Let's Talk About AI, Copyright Theft, and Estate Disasters

Award-winning children’s book author, Hena Khan, joins Not Your Lawyer for a conversation about winding career paths, creative work, intellectual property and asset protection, and the surprisingly emotional legal questions behind the books we love. Hena is the author of more than 35 children’s boo…

5 Perfect Middle School Novels for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month

May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, making it the perfect time to introduce students to powerful stories that highlight diverse voices, experiences, and perspectives. These novels not only build empathy and cultural awareness, but they also engage middle school readers with relat…

All the Places for Meaningful and Joyful Writing in the World: Journals, Letters, and Essays and More!

In this episode of Advancing Literacy Beyond the Classroom, hosts Emily Smith and Amanda Hartman — staff developers at Advancing Literacy at Teachers College, Columbia University — explore the many ways families and caregivers can make writing a meaningful and joyful part of everyday life. Drawing …

The Writing Journey is So Chaotic with Ellen Oh

Ellen Oh, author of Jin Young, In Between (Crown Books for Young Readers), joins Matthew to talk about exploring the many ways that lead to an endpoint in the story. Visit Ellen Oh online at www.ellenoh.com Other helpful links: Ellen Oh at Boyds Mills The Writing Shorter Retreat:…

Book Bans and the Fight for Muslim Representation

Books do more than tell stories. They help shape how children understand themselves and the world around them. For generations, many Muslim children grew up without ever seeing their lives, families, or communities reflected in the books they read. Today, as more diverse stories have found their wa…