The Dot

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The Dot

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This is the story of a dot that got bored of sitting in the same place for ages without anything to do. So, it got up and started moving around. And that was when the fun started…

Through charming illustrations and sharp story-line, Hajo explores how the universe is constructed from dots, lines and shapes, and how they work harmoniously to create.

The Dot was originally published in Arabic by Bright Fingers, a publishing house Hajo co-founded with her husband, Samer al-Kadri, in Syria in 2004. The Dot That Couldn’t Sit Still was amongst the stories that they wrote, illustrated and published, promoting innovative children's literature in Syria and the surrounding region. This is the first time Hajo’s work has been published in English by a United Kingdom-based publisher.

Softcover

11 pages

Dimensions: height 27 x width 23 cm

ISBN: 9781850773290

Publisher: Darf Publishers

Published April 8, 2019

Published in the United Kingdom

Illustrated by Gulnar Hajo

Translated from Arabic by Ruth Ahmedzai Kemp

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Darf Publishers is a London-based independent publisher with diversity and inclusion at the heart of its work.

Established in 1981 as an English imprint for the long-standing Arab publisher Dar Fergiani which was established by the late Mohamed Bashir Fergiani in 1952 in Libya- based Arab publisher Dar Fergiani, it focussed for three decades on publishing and reprinting classical history and travel books about Middle East, Africa and Asia in English. Since 2014, Darf shifted focus to establish itself as a leading publisher in translating new emerging writers from around the world into English, including works of fiction, non-fiction and children's books.

Darf Publishers is a London-based independent publisher with diversity and inclusion at the heart of its work.

Established in 1981 as an English imprint for the long-standing Arab publisher Dar Fergiani which was established by the late Mohamed Bashir Fergiani in 1952 in Libya- based Arab publisher Dar Fergiani, it focussed for three decades on publishing and reprinting classical history and travel books about Middle East, Africa and Asia in English. Since 2014, Darf shifted focus to establish itself as a leading publisher in translating new emerging writers from around the world into English, including works of fiction, non-fiction and children's books.

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