Our children are struggling to accept change, get frustrated when things don’t go their way, or feel threatened by anyone sharing the spotlight with them? Bokaa and Kooz, a 40 pages children book that introduces the ‘Aragouz’ character from the traditional Egyptian puppet theater in an exciting adventure with: simple Arabic writing that helps children develop their language skills and connect to their identity aninteractive bookwhere the characters interact with the young readers as if being observed from a window a focus on the value of accepting change and new friendswith whom we can share our lives and help each other highlights on the value of ‘Tawakkol’ in Islamand how Allah aids a Muslim as long as they aid their brothers a delightful visual world witty dialogue rich in fun rhymes interactive activities at the end of the book: Use the image to imagine the story, a maze, and coloring pages In this story “Boka’a and Kooz”, we get to know Kooz, the young Aragouz, who likes order and waits for us in his “Story box” to tell his stories that start with the same rhyme. But suddenly, he finds a spot on the wall, Boka’a, who keeps changing its shape and interferes in his stories, and when they fight, they end up in a quite the pickle. Will Kooz accept having Boka’a in his life? And how will they get out of their pickle?
