Mama's Scent - Mahfouz, Sahar Naja
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Erscheint vorauss. 12. August 2025
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A heartfelt picture book that explores the special bond between mother and child—with captivating illustration by Palestinian artist, Baraa Awoor. Perfect for families, this story brings comfort and connection to anyone navigating times apart. Every kid knows—all mamas are unique! This gentle, heartfelt picture book explores the deep connection between children and their mothers. From infancy, a mother’s scent becomes a familiar, comforting presence that helps children feel at home as they grow. Sahar Naja Mahfouz captures this beautiful bond through poetic language, told from the perspective…mehr

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A heartfelt picture book that explores the special bond between mother and child—with captivating illustration by Palestinian artist, Baraa Awoor. Perfect for families, this story brings comfort and connection to anyone navigating times apart. Every kid knows—all mamas are unique! This gentle, heartfelt picture book explores the deep connection between children and their mothers. From infancy, a mother’s scent becomes a familiar, comforting presence that helps children feel at home as they grow. Sahar Naja Mahfouz captures this beautiful bond through poetic language, told from the perspective of a child. Accompanied by captivating illustrations by Baraa Awoor, Mama's Scent tugs at the heart and explores themes of separation anxiety and belonging.
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Beirut-born and educated at the American University of Beirut, Sahar Naja Mahfouz has made the UAE her home for many years. As a mother of three, she is dedicated to her mission of "writing for personality development." She brings stories to life in Arabic, celebrating the language's beauty, expressiveness, and flexibility. Her works span both published and unpublished stories for children and youth, and she contributes as a writer for Iftah Ya Simsim, the Arabic version of Sesame Street. An active participant in literature festivals, she leads workshops in schools and colleges, has worked as a Content Manager for Pearson Education’s Arabic Curriculum, and is the founder and coordinator of HUNNA, a UAE-based group of female writers established in 2013.