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To celebrate her birthday all Amal wants is to bite into the sweetest slice of cheesy kanafa from Nablus Sweets, the best place in town. When her party ends with no kanafa in sight she comes up with a plan. Will Amal be able to overcome all obstacles in order to get her birthday kanafa? This unique wordless picture book will fill your imagination and tickle your senses with a healthy dose of Palestinian family, food and fortitude.
5 in stock
To celebrate her birthday all Amal wants is to bite into the sweetest slice of cheesy kanafa from Nablus Sweets, the best place in town. When her party ends with no kanafa in sight she comes up with a plan. Will Amal be able to overcome all obstacles in order to get her birthday kanafa? This unique wordless picture book will fill your imagination and tickle your senses with a healthy dose of Palestinian family, food and fortitude.
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5 in stock
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