I do like the book, especially as an informative book for children. The book is laid out in chapters that are easy to follow. Key words like "guidance" or "tolerant" are bolded for the reader. The book also has captioned pictures, and little did you know sections to spark reader interest. It is all nonfiction, facts about the Muslim holiday Ramadan. The language is easy to follow, and the pictures bright and colorful. It is a great tool for teaching diversity. ( )

I liked the book, "Ramadan." I liked this book because it was informational. I learned a lot about Ramadan that I did not know before. For example, I did not know that Ramadan was an entire month, or that it was time to strengthen family and friend relationships. Furthermore, I liked how the book talked about things outside of Ramadan because I learned more about the Islamic culture. For instance, I learned about Sahoor, a meal eaten before sunrise, and iftar, a meal eaten after sunset. Lastly, the main idea of the story was Ramadan and the islamic culture. ( )

the book was informational for children. The Muslim holiday is explained simply and respectfully.

Large format children's book explains the basics of the Muslim holy days of Ramadan.