Saniyasnain Khan's "Things that Move (Arabic/English)" is an educational book aimed at young children, introducing them to various means of transportation as well as fundamental terminology in both Arabic and English. The ability of Saniyasnain Khan in developing engaging and useful content for youngsters implies that this board book will be both enjoyable and educational.
The book provides a board book format, with sturdy and thick cardboard pages that young children can handle without damage. It is likely to include colorful and vibrant drawings of various moving vehicles and objects, catching the attention and curiosity of young readers. "Things that Move" enables youngsters to become acquainted with transportation-related words in two languages, fostering language development and cross-cultural understanding. Simple words and phrases about cars, trucks, airplanes, boats, and other vehicles may appear throughout the book.
The book's content will revolve around investigating various forms of transportation and their names, colors, and basic qualities. It may also include intriguing facts about how these vehicles work and what they are used for, making learning exciting and interactive for young readers. The book provides an immersive and engaging experience through visual learning and multilingual text, assisting youngsters in developing cognitive and language abilities while nurturing a curiosity about the world around them.
Saniyasnain Khan is a children’s author, with over 100 children’s books to his credit. These are on subjects relating to Islam and a number of them have been translated into Arabic, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Danish, Polish, Swedish, Bosnian, Russian, Turkish, Malay, Thai, Urdu, Malayalam, and other languages. He hopes that his books will be a true companion on the path of spiritual development, and will help children to know the true purpose and meaning of life. His most recent books are Bedtime Quran Stories, Five-Minute Quran Stories and Baby’s First Prophet Muhammad Stories. The author can be reached at: [email protected]
