Description

Can I Eat Your Nose? Learning How Allah Made Us (PAPERBACK)
A Humorous, Heart-Warming Story Exploring Our Amazing Bodies and How Allah Made Us

Discover the heart-warming story of Little Raccoon, a playful and curious character learning about his body and the amazing way Allah created him. From his chubby cheeks to his tiny toes, Little Raccoon explores what each body part is for—until he discovers the mystery of his belly button!

Filled with humour, giggles, and gentle learning, this story introduces young children to body awareness, confidence, and gratitude toward Allah. It also subtly teaches the Names of Allah linked to Him being The Creator, making it both entertaining and spiritually enriching.

Perfect For:

Ages 0-7
Muslim families and parents seeking faith-based children’s books
Ramadan baskets, Eid gifts, or classroom storytime
Encouraging curiosity, confidence, and learning about Allah’s creation

Key Features:

Engaging story and lively illustrations
Fun activity included
Encourages conversation about the body and faith
Ideal for read-aloud, bedtime, or early years settings
Connects us back to Allah mentioning three names of Allah (Al-Khaliq, Al-Bari’, Al-Musawwir)

Blurb:

“You’re so cute, we could just eat you up!”

That’s exactly how Little Raccoon’s family feels, from his chubby cheeks to his tasty toes! But Little Raccoon is clever and knows exactly what each body part is for… well, almost every part. There’s just one mystery left, his belly button!

Join Little Raccoon in this touching and humorous story to discover the amazing design of the body and the special role of the belly button.

With delightful illustrations, an engaging activity, and lots of new words, this story encourages curiosity and confidence while teaching children that Allah is the Creator of their beautiful body.