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Abdullah's Bear Needs a Name! de Yasmin Hanif

Abdullah's Bear Needs a Name!

Autor Yasmin Hanif Ilustrat de Sophie Benmouyal
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 18 sep 2025

Abdullah has to guess the name of his new teddy in this sweet but powerful story about celebrating your cultural heritage.


One of Abdullah's Eid presents is a cuddly teddy bear. The bear used to belong to Abdullah's dad, his abba, and it has a name, but Abba won't say what it is.


Abdullah's siblings, friends and classmates all have suggestions - Bertie, Katie, Olivia, Edward - but none of them feels right. Then one night after hearing a family story from Pakistan, Abdullah has an idea - maybe the bear has a name from his own culture!

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781782509592
ISBN-10: 1782509593
Pagini: 28
Dimensiuni: 226 x 289 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Floris Books

Notă biografică

Yasmin Hanif is a British-Pakistani author, poet and educator from a Muslim background. She worked on the 'We Can Be Heroes' project, which tackled the lack of diversity in children's literature and won several UK awards. Yasmin's debut picture book Abdullah's Bear Needs a Name! is inspired by this project. She lives in the west of Scotland, UK.

Sophie Benmouyal was born in Canada to a French-Canadian mother and a Moroccan father. She is a children's book illustrator and graphic designer based in Montreal, Canada. She has two young daughters, a love of the outdoors and a compulsive children's book-buying habit.

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Abdullah is given a teddy for Eid, but he can't figure out what the bear's name is -- it's not Edward or Bertie or Olivia. Then after hearing a family story from Pakistan Abdullah has an idea -- maybe the bear has a name from his own culture.