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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I loved Ali‘s writing style, and this is hands down the best Muslim representation I‘ve ever read. From what I know of the Islamic religion, as well as reading reviews from Muslim readers, it was a joy to read & to feel the authenticity. Also looking at different ways you can advocate, different ways to show your anger & sorrow, different ways to handle grief & fear. Even if you don‘t like love stories, I‘d still recommend this.

On the morning of Saturday, March 14, fourteen-year-old Adam Chen went to the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha.

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Beautiful, heartbreaking, emotion filled book, gave me all the feelings, definitely one of the top books I have read this year! 5/5

This story follows two Muslims teens who meet a spring break trip to Doha. A very cute and light YA romance story that also delves into heavy subject matters like Islamphobia and MS.

I truly enjoyed seeing Zayneb and Adam grow as characters through out the story. While small froths it was nice to see that they could see where they went wrong.

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I‘m sorry but if a woman doesn‘t want to sit by someone because they are Muslim or wearing a hijab shouldn‘t be rewarded for it by being moved to first class. That is BS.

I made it to Kansas City! And this is the stack of books I brought which was hard to decide because I am a total mood reader. Who knows if I‘ll even want to read these specific books and will probably buy some while I‘m here lol.

Anyone else a mood reader?