Note by Dawn My desire is that "Live, Love, Laugh and Learn" will encourage you to express yourself in ways that will inspire you to inspire others to do the same.

Introducing "Laugh and Learn: Islamic Stories for Boys and Girls" - Book One of "The Adventures of Al-Amin" Series! Embark on a delightful journey with Ali and Aisha in "Laugh and Learn," the first book of our captivating series. Join siblings Ali and Aisha as they navigate the colorful streets of Al-Amin, encountering mysteries, laughter, and heartwarming lessons along the way. In this charming tale, Ali and Aisha embark on a grand quest filled with excitement and discovery. As they unravel mysteries and search for hidden treasures, they learn valuable lessons about courage, friendship, and the power of family bonds. "Laugh and Learn" is not just a storybook—it's a treasure trove of Islamic teachings and values, carefully woven into each page to inspire and educate young readers. Through engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations, children will be transported to the enchanting world of Al-Amin, where laughter, adventure, and the beauty of faith await. Perfect for children aged 5 to 12 years old, "Laugh and Learn" is more than just a book—it's an opportunity for families to bond, explore, and learn together. Join Ali and Aisha as they embark on an unforgettable adventure, and discover the joy of laughter and learning in the heartwarming pages of "Laugh and Learn: Islamic Stories for Boys and Girls."

"Capitalize on students' natural interest in word play by using jokes and riddles to teach grammar and usage lessons."--P. 4 of cover.

Homour can be a valuable resource in the learning environment. It is easy to bring creativity, entertainment, emotion and even some laughs to almost any educational setting. This text aims to help trainers loosen up and create memorable training programmes.

In the Srimad Bhagavatam, about 24 avatars of Lord Krishna are mentioned. These are the lila avatars of the Lord. Out of these, ten avatars of the Lord have become popular, I would say. These are popularly known as Dasavatar. After describing these avatars in brief, the Bhagavatam goes on to say that, the avatariis Lord Krishna, the son of Vasudeva. All the avatars emanate from Lord Krishna, the original Person. With this in mind, in our current book, you will not find Lord Krishna as one of the avatars.

It is really important that all children learn them early in their schools, as they say, “Catch them young!”. Along with the modern education, children should be taught values from scriptures in parallel. This will help the children develop an all round personality, which will help them in their life. A ‘must read’ for every child.