Salam has done everything she can to not contract COVID-19 including getting vaccinated, socially distancing, and taking all possible precautions. When the delta variant spread, she ended up with a breakthrough infection that upended her life.\nIn this memoir, the author provides the reader with an honest and at times satirical take on what it's like to live with COVID and subsequently long-COVID. She talks about the tiny details that no one thinks of like what happens when you are quarantined and run out of underwear.\nShe also talks about becoming disabled and what it means to be vulnerable when your health status is unknown. If you have been impacted by the coronavirus, or are simply curious to learn more about those impacted by the virus including long-COVID, then look no further because this book is for you.

COVID Long-Hauler: My Life Since COVID

Kabbani, Salam

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Global Bookshelves International, LLC

In this Bengali translation of Yasmin Mogahed's book, translator Hamid Sirajy translates this deeply motivational self-help guide to spiritual well-being. Individuals will learn how to heal from the emptiness within when feeling lost or hopeless. When people give up hope, they see no way out of their pain, problems, and failures. Some people carry years of shame and self-hatred. Moreover, some live with a profound emptiness, despite worldly success. However, there is hope and always a road back. Just as we were sent on this worldly journey with the capacity to fall, we were also given the capacity to rise. Just as we would bleed, we would also heal. We would be designed with the divine capacity to cope. To survive. Toeven thrive through the storms. Each one of us would be given the God-given potential to see through the darkness. To rise through the cold. To break again and again and to heal again and again. And then to be even more beautiful at the broken parts.

Healing the Emptiness: A Guide to Emotional and Spiritual Well-being [Bengali Edition]

Religion & Spirituality

MOGAHED, Yasmin

Islam

What a bad day! Jake has a terrible day at school.I try to open my milk. SPLASH!After lunch, I struggle with the computer mouse.SWERVE! SWIVEL! SHAKE!The afternoon with Gramma doesn't start out much better.Playing video games helps me relax. I try to hold the controller still...SHAKE! JUGGLE! JIGGLE! JUMP!I drop the controller and punch the pillow beside me.But Gramma has other plans.Gramma hugs me. "Let's make cookies!""Turn up the music, Jake. I love this song!"I giggle as Gramma limps into a jig.SHAKE! SASHAY! SHIMMY!Sometimes his Essential Tremor overwhelms Jake. An afternoon with Gramma in "Shaky Quaky Jake" gives him a chance to regroup. The compassionate relationship between Jake and Gramma is heartwarming, and children learn a lot about how struggling with a disability can still lead to a better day... tomorrow.TIMELESS TOPIC: Classic with the wisdom of a grandparent but with a fresh look at a little-known disability, this book touches on truly universal topics. Kindness, acceptance, inclusion, and imagination are front and center as the main character struggles to find his place in his classroom and, ultimately, life.READ ALOUD: This picture book is perfect for read-aloud occasions, bedtime, or any moment a kid needs cheering up and being reminded that with perseverance and imagination, you can solve any problem, and thinking outside the box can be the answer if you are not afraid to step into the unknown and just do it!SELF-RELIANCE: This book also emphasizes the value of remaining positive in facing life's various difficulties. You can be upset and still be a regular person; you can have a bad day with all the entailing emotions.REASSURANCE: Perfect for kids who are nervous about their struggles with a disability and any child who has less-than-ideal moments in life. The best we can do is keep trying!EDUCATIONAL INFO INCLUDED: The author's note tells a little about Essential Tremor. The back of the book includes a bonus list of how to RESPECT others. Perfect for: <ol>A read-aloud option for parents, teachers, and librarians looking at books about overcoming adversity and persistence in everyday life.</li>Reassuring book for kids who experience anxiety or struggle to get through bad days.</li>Fans of books that celebrate big feelings and triumphs in everyday life.</li></ol>

Shaky Quaky Jake

Children's Books

Roberts, Kelly D

Growing Up & Facts of Life

MetalGhost: Kashif and the Echoes from a Past Life

Literature & Fiction

Rizwan, Ali Mohammad

World Literature

The Stars That Shine for You

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Govani, Rishma

Crafts & Hobbies

The Stars that Shine for You introduces the concept of death in a child-friendly way. It's a topic we need to get comfortable talking about-enhancing not only our own grief literacy, but also raising the next generation to be fluent in the language of love, loss, and hope. Grief is okay.Many cultures around the world share stories, have end-of-life celebrations, and believe in the afterlife and soul. Traditions vary from country to country, faith to faith, but what remains universal among all of humanity is the stars above us. The light in the sky unites all our nations bonded together in grief and love and hope, on this earth and beyond.

Holidays & Celebrations

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