This interview by CTV News Channel is about the children's book, Yara, My Friend from Syria.

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An article in the local paper about the book, Naw-Ruz in My family.

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Radio interview with WMUA about the book, Yara, My Friend from Syria.

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An article about the book, Yara, My Friend from Syria.

"I think Yara is every child who had to leave their home," said Rahimi.

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That foray into the “preemie” world is one Parry Sound children’s author Alhan Rahimi tries to capture in her book My Preemie Sister is One, which illustrates her newborn’s experience at Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital Neo-Natal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) through the eyes of her three-year-old sister Hala.

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Interview about the book, The Moon Was There: Glimpses of the Bab's Childhood for Young Children.

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The book, My Preemie Sister is One, has been featured as the "Preemie Genius" by Preemie World Organization.

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Yara, My Friend from Syria, has been featured on Today's Parent as one of many books on refugees.

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Nowruz around the world: Picture books celebrating the new year and coming of spring.

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“Yara is not an actual person, she’s fiction, but there are many children who had to leave their homes like Yara, they had to go through the same emotional things she had to go through,” Rahimi said told the students. “They had to leave everything behind, they had to leave their favourite toys or their favourite books and come and start fresh with new people in a new country — these parts are real, but Yara herself is fictional.”

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Interview about the book, Mulla Husayn: The Story of the Declaration of the Bab for Young Children.

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