In the Remixed Classics series, authors from marginalized backgrounds reinterpret classic works through their own cultural lens to subvert the overwhelming cishet, white, and male canon. This thrilling female-led Robin Hood remix reframes the legend's tales of the Third Crusade from a Muslim perspective, rewriting its origin's male and overwhelmingly white Euro-centric narrative.

Jerusalem, 1192. The Third Crusade rages on. Rahma al-Hud loyally followed her elder sister Zeena into the war over the Holy Land, but now that the Faranji invaders have gotten reinforcements from Richard the Lionheart, all she wants to do is get herself and her sister home alive.

But Zeena, a soldier of honor at heart, refuses to give up the fight while Jerusalem remains in danger of falling back into the hands of the false Queen Isabella. And so, Rahma has no choice but to take on one final mission with her sister.

On their journey to Jerusalem, Rahma and Zeena come across a motley collection of fellow travelers--including a kind-hearted Mongolian warrior, an eccentric Andalusian scientist, a frustratingly handsome spy with a connection to Rahma's childhood, and an unfortunate English chaplain abandoned behind enemy lines. The teens all find solace, purpose and camaraderie--as well as a healthy bit of mischief--in each other's company.

But their travels soon bring them into the orbit of Queen Isabella herself, whose plans to re-seize power in Jerusalem would only guarantee further war and strife in the Holy Land for years to come. And so it falls to the merry band of misfits to use every scrap of cunning and wit (and not a small amount of thievery) to foil the usurper queen and perhaps finally restore peace to the land.

Praise for Travelers Along the Way:

Travelers Along the Way is the Robin Hood retelling I did not know I wanted. Deeply researched and masterfully written, here is a story that's not only thrilling, but also delightfully clever! --Tanaz Bhathena, author of A Girl Like That and Hunted by the Sky

If you love heists, found family, and stealing from the rich and giving to the poor, then put Aminah Mae Safi's heartfelt and humorous take on Robin Hood at the very top of your TBR. --Jodi Meadows, New York Times bestselling co-author of My Lady Jane

In the land of Taletha, the Wife Market is the prime place for young lords to find a spouse...but not the place for love. Something Inara knows all too well. After six years of rejection, she has no hope of being chosen for anything but a plaything.

When the future ruler of Taletha arrives at the Market, Inara is chosen. More shocking still, Dhamar is exactly what he appears to be: kind, gentle, and willing to build a relationship of mutual respect and trust.

Yet Dhamar has his own demons to fight. With a tyrannical father pushing for war with the Serians, a scheming council, and the burden to protect those he loves, Dhamar is stretched thin. He wants to be a good husband to his wife, but how?

Thrown together by chance, will breaking down their walls reveal something beautiful, or leave only shattered pieces behind?

Travel across the ages with Lady Zaynab as she meets with various divine prophets and noble angels in a quest to explain the meaning of Ashura and her timeless statement on Imam Hussein's sacrifice: I only saw Beauty! Witness a young bird struggle to take flight after she gets lost in the forest, encountering dangers and finding new friends who can help her on her journey home--revealing their companionship to the Imam. Crimson Earth, a collection of seven short stories, deals with the theme of Ashura and the mourning for Imam Hussain written by diverse authors. These stories range from narratives about love, loss, and tragedy aimed for adult and older audiences, to stories written through the eyes of children contemplating youth involvement on Ashura.

The stories were specially selected and presented at Harvard University prior to publication. Three of the stories were contestant winners at the Ahlul Bayt Collective 2021 short story call: A Eternity in a Day, Love and Sorrow, and I Saw Nothing but Beauty.

A Girl Named Mary tells the story of Mary, the Mother of Jesus as a young girl. Though she has a much older sister, she's raised as an only child. Her cousin, Rebekka, is her closest friend and confidant. Together they grow and learn how to maneuver in a culture that is steeped in tradition. One that looks backward instead of forward for solutions to problems. Mary cares about others, helps the sick and disadvantaged, and is a voice, albeit a young voice, for women. At twelve, Mary was betrothed to an older man who had sons her age. She resisted this arrangement strongly. She argued with her parents against the betrothal with every bit of logic and strength she had but found this tradition beyond her ability to fight. The marriage took place and she was rewarded by the birth of a beautiful baby boy, Jesus.

It transports readers through different eras of Tunisian history, from the times of the Phoenicians and Carthage to the modern era, including the French protectorate. Historical figures, like Queen Elyssa, General Hannibal and leader Habib Bourguiba, come to life and tell their own stories, providing young minds with a unique and valuable perspective.

Tell me THE HISTORY OF TUNISIA is not a simple collection of historical facts. It is an invitation to explore history in an engaging and tangible way.

This educational book encourages learning through exploration and curiosity, highlighting history from the perspective of the figures who lived it. It offers young readers a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the cultural richness of Tunisia and understand the different layers of its past.

This book is a journey through time, a captivating adventure that will entertain, educate and inspire. Whether to enrich school knowledge, discover Tunisian heritage, or simply satisfy their curiosity about the world, this book is a must-have for all young budding historians.

In this Thrilling Tale of Mystery & Self-Discovery, Tony Younes weaves a captivating narrative filled with vivid imagery & rich Historical details. From Dusty Attics to Treacherous Caves & Underground Tunnels, readers will be transported to a world brimming with Adventure & Secrets waiting to be Unveiled.

The Phoenician Sisters is a testament to the power of family, the importance of preserving history, and the transformative potential of embracing our Collective Responsibility to the world we inherit. Tiana and Katana's journey of self-discovery will captivate readers of all ages and inspire them to embark on their own quests for Knowledge and Understanding.

A thrilling adventure filled with mystery, personal growth, and the power of family bonds. The Phoenician Sisters is a captivating tale that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. Tony Younes masterfully blends history, adventure, and sisterhood to create a story that resonates long after the final page. - Book Critic

Join Tiana and Katana as they unlock the secrets of the Phoenician past and discover the true meaning of courage, resilience, and the transformative power of unity.

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The Mouse of Marib Dam is an epic narrative of resilience, love, and the indomitable human spirit, set against the backdrop of a kingdom's rise from the ashes. Prepare to be captivated by a story of unwavering determination, courage, and the enduring power of love, where the destiny of an entire realm hangs in the balance. Dive into this enthralling tale today and join Abdo on a journey that will leave you breathless until the very last page.