Books are the best sources to get knowledge, we’re here right in the middle of Ramazan, it is hard sometimes to forget about the fast process and indulge in something productive. But hey! Books can be addictive you know. Here is a list of books that highlight Muslim families and the way they live in their own culture, the best thing about it is, if you’re fasting this Ramazan you’ll find them extremely interesting.

 1. salt house
Written by: Hala Alyan
The story is about a family with plain backdrops of politics and drama. Depicting how much a family who lives in Kuwait are facing the trauma of distance and separation. It affects them to the generation of the coming fifty years.

2.City of brass
Written by: S.A. Chakraborty
The novel dwells on the events of the 18th century where the plot revolves around a thief who speaks a very different language inherited by their parents and later it was revealed by a fairy that he is inherited to be half human and half magical species. The novel gets interesting after this, and I would recommend you to go and discover the rest on your own.

3.Lailah’s lunchbox
Written by: Reema Farooqui
 Lailah is a girl who just starts to reside in another country after living for many years in Abu Dhabi, the girl gets nervous of how she will manage to fast during these days without being judged by her friends in schools. She then helps even others understand the rituals. The story is best for young children who start to fast initially. It can be easily relatable to them.