Arabic Club Reader: Red A: Faris And His Brother

Arabic Club Reader: Red A: Faris and His Brother

Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press

Target Audience: Young Arabic-speaking students in early primary school, progressing in their reading skills and ready for slightly more complex text in Arabic.

Key Features:

• Engaging Storyline: Follows the relationship between Faris and his brother, introducing themes of family, sibling dynamics, and everyday life, helping children relate to the story while learning new vocabulary.
• Intermediate Arabic Text: Written in simple but slightly more advanced Arabic, with clear sentences and accessible vocabulary, designed for students who are developing their reading proficiency.
• Relatable Theme: The story focuses on family relationships, making it easy for children to engage with and understand, while expanding their vocabulary around family, emotions, and daily routines.
• Full-Color Illustrations: Features bright and engaging illustrations that complement the narrative, helping to enhance comprehension and keeping children interested in the story.
• Part of the Arabic Club Reader Series: This book is part of the Arabic Club Reader series, designed to support the development of Arabic reading skills through engaging, culturally relevant stories for young learners.

Educational Value: This book helps young learners improve their Arabic reading skills while introducing them to vocabulary related to family relationships and emotions. The story encourages comprehension and language development in a fun, relatable way.

Format and Quality: Paperback, with colorful illustrations and a layout designed to support intermediate readers as they continue building their language and literacy skills.

Why Choose This Book: A great resource for children progressing in their Arabic reading journey, offering a relatable and heartwarming story about siblings while enhancing their language skills in an enjoyable way.

Available at Books for the Future with delivery to all cities in Iraq and the Kurdistan region.