Product Description
by Hasan Ahmet Gokce (Editor in Chief), Sumeyra Ozcan (Editor)
Introducing My Ramadan Journal for kids - a beautifully crafted, interactive, and educational tool designed to enrich the Ramadan experience for young ones. This journal is more than just a daily tracker; it's a comprehensive package that combines the essence of Ramadan with fun and engaging activities. Tailored to foster spiritual growth and awareness, each page is thoughtfully developed to involve children in fasting, prayer, Quran reading, and setting meaningful goals.
To make this experience even more special, we are offering free promotions. These include a Ramadan Calendar featuring Sunnah acts to encourage and guide children in their daily routines, a vibrant Ramadan placemat for an enjoyable iftar experience, and creative Iftar invitation cards for kids to invite family and friends to share in the blessings of Ramadan.
With a mix of crafts, puzzles, recipes, and family games, the journal promises a unique and memorable journey through the holy month. It's not just an educational tool; it's a treasure trove of learning, joy, and celebration, aiming to make this Ramadan the most amazing one yet for every child.
Author Biography
Dr. Hasan Ahmet Gokce earned his BA, MA, and Ph.D. in literary studies. Prior to joining the University of Waterloo, he held professorial positions at various universities in Europe. His research interests encompass literature, literary criticism, and particularly children's literature. Additionally, he has contributed as an editor-in-chief for more than 30 publishing companies, including prominent names such as Egmont Group, Paramus Publishing, YKY, Kabalcı, Timaş, L&M, Tughra Books, Nesil, Atlasia Kids, and many others.
After completing her degree in psychology at Boğazi?i University, Sumeyra Ozcan worked as an editor for several children's publication. Her research interest in the field led her to study in the Communication and Media Research department at Johannes Gutenberg University. After years of research and experience in the field, she moved to North America. Sumeyra is working as a senior editor of the Atlasia Kids Magazine.
