Battout, the little duckling, and his brothers and sisters are playing and having fun. Then a green creature comes to join them. Will he find a place between them? How this simple and amusing tale would end?

This series introduces the reader to compound sentences, and is designed so that the beginning reader will become an advanced reader by the end of the series. It is structured to have three-to-four sentences on each page, forming short paragraphs that introduce different subjects such as the calendar, electronic devices, the four seasons, and more. These subjects are thoughtfully written to enrich the reader’s vocabulary and the last story is creatively written to incorporate poetry and prose.

This group contains:

1. The Clock الساعة
2. The Seasons الفصول
3. The Calendar التقويم
4. Electrical Appliances الأدوات الكهربائية
5. Months of the Year أشهر السنة

Like other boys his age, Kareem can be both annoying and curious. He loves to clown around. Along with his faithful dog Snoopy, he has many adventures. This series is appropriate for children ages four and older.

In this series:

1. Kareem Watches TV
   
2. Kareem is Scared of Ghosts
   
3. Kareem Goes to the Big Store
   
4. Kareem Plays with Crafts
   
5. Kareem Returns to School
   
6. Kareem Eats a Lot of Candy
   
7. Kareem in the Park
   
8. Kareem Loses His Toy
   
9. Kareem is a Head of Construction

In this group of stories, the author’s voice shines through beautifully and brilliantly. The stories are evidence of a skilled writer, a creative mind, and a heart brimming with faith.
This is the first group of stories by writer Iman Al-Qahtani. It contains five stories to spark a child’s imagination, because imagination is the gateway to originality and invention. This group of stories features the following titles:

1. Sundus and the Exam
2. In the Hospital
3. The Old Pillow
4. More Beautiful than a Rose
5. The Poor Chair

A story for kids aged 4 to 8 years.

A series of short stories inspired by daily life and illustrated in color by its hero Musti, a cute and funny cat. Join Musti in each story and live life’s adventures to the end.

The Two Rabbits: One beautiful morning, Musti and his mother decide to go on a picnic in the forest. Arnoob, Musti's friend, wants to share the picnic with them so the three head to the forest. As they sit on the clean green grass, Mutsi's mom asks Musti to go pick some grapes. When he returns, he finds Arnoob eating carrots before running away. After a while, Arnoob returns. Musti 's mother blames Arnoob for eating alone but he denies it. Who ate the carrots?
Gluttony: Musti's mother makes a delicious dessert. Musti decides to take two pieces for his friends, Arnoob and Lady Turtle. When he finds Lady Turtle, he gives her one piece and she eats it gluttonously. Musti then asks her to give the other piece to Arnoob. Will Lady Turtle do as Musti asks or is there another idea going through her head?
A New Life: Musti helps the mother bird by watching her three nestlings while she goes in search of food. Will the nestlings remain calm while waiting for their mother to return?
The Rain Maker: The summer has come and the sun’s rays shine bright over Musti’s house in the early morning. Musti rushes out looking for his friends, Lady Turtle and Arnoob. He finds Lady Turtle and Arnoob thirsty and burning up from the heat. The rivers are dry. Will Musti help his friends find refreshing rain?
The Slumbering Turtle: Fall has arrived and Arnoob finds Lady Turtle acting very strangely. She's been eating lettuce for two days now and can't stop yawning. Arnoob goes to find Musti and ask for help. When Musti asks Lady Turtle if she's sick, she says she isn’t, so what's the reason?
The Rooster Doesn't Sing: Another adventure for Musti as he visits his friends on the farm. He finds a hungry Mister Rooster sitting on the wooden fence, sadly shaking his head. When Musti asks him what's wrong, he doesn’t answer. Lady Chicken and Mister Horse are worried. Will Musti find out why Mister Rooster is so sad?
The Missing Board: Mister Dog has lost his wooden board, so he asks Musti for his help. Can Musti find the thief?
Musti is Sick
Big and Small
Laundry

This short story series helps enhance feelings of responsibility and self-control in children at this age. At the same time, it teaches them right from wrong, as well as how to respect and appreciate others’ rights, obey their fathers and mothers, and preserve morals such as respecting time and rules, and preserving cleanliness.

These stories assist in the process of educating children, aiming to familiarize the child with himself and to increase his skills. The series also aims to be fun while teaching proper social behaviors, how to utilize free time, and develop talents (such as drawing, sports, and various hands-on educational and artistic projects). These types of stories help build the child’s personality. There is a group of social attributes that contributes to the personality of children, such as cooperation, compassion and honesty; these attributes are in contrast with negligence, greed, bad temperaments and attitudes, and negative physical characteristics related to the body’s health. This series attempts to develop the best and most balanced of these attributes within children. Further, these stories serve to guide children in combating harmful practices (such as preventing littering on the ground or in the public parks).

1. Sami's Voracious Appetite
2. Sami and the Red Ball
3. Sami is Lost
4. Sami the Artist
5. Sami Goes to School
6. Sami and Public Cleanliness
7. Sami the Careless