Lina, The Tree And The Woodcutter

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Lina, The Tree And The Woodcutter

Deep in the woods Lina is visiting the old tree who used to travel with her grandfather. Suddenly a tree smashes to the ground and shakes the forest! A young man with his axe walks by. Can Lina and the old tree teach him about how to protect the trees in the forest properly?

About The Author

Eman Salem

Eman Salem in an artist/illustrator who lives in Calgary, Alberta Canada, with her husband and four children.

Eman Studied at the Alberta College of Art and Design, where she received a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts.

Eman uses her art to bring together her diverse experiences growing up in Canada with Palestinian Muslim Heritage. Eman has illustrated other Muslim Children Books, including Can Mustafah Control his Anger, Were Off to Make Umrah, Hijab Boutique. The Victory Boys, and is Illustrator of a Little Tree Goes For Hajj and Also The Little Trees Ramadhan Adventure.

About The Publishers

Compass Books

As a mother who has been reading to her three children every night since they were three months old, and as a professor of Political Science teaching and researching about Muslims and the West, she realised there was a lack of high quality and age-appropriate materials in English about Islam and Muslims on the market. she co-founded Compass Books with Tammy Soumas, who has a graphic design background and her own passionate interest in top-quality English and English/Arabic books for Muslims. They later teamed up with a very talented illustrator, Heather Greenwood, who, due to her homeschooling and design background shared the same vision vision for Compass Books.

They also recognised a growing demand for good books about Islam and Muslims appropriate for use in the secular public schools of Western countries. At present, they publishing focus is educational material for adults or children about Islam and Muslims for the English-speaking market. They hope that the books will help ground Muslim children as Muslims growing up in the multi-cultural societies of the West, where they can claim multiple identities, as Muslims, and as English-speaking Westerners. They hope that the books will help familiarise our non-Muslim compatriots with our faith, with their identities as Muslim Westerners, and be a source of bridge-building between these two very complex heritages.