Target age: 7 to 14

Publisher: Crimson Cloak Publishing Group ( A traditional American Publisher)

About the book:
Akram is a nosy little boy. His friend Peeper is a Jinn, banished from his home among demons for his tendency to empathy and kindness. Both are shocked at the injustices of the world and wish to right wrongs. Together they spy upon neighbours in Akram’s street and discover sadness and trouble behind the closed doors of the various houses. They use Peeper’s special powers to help, but their efforts result in uproar, and they pray for things to be set right.

A charming story of concern for others and the world, Peeper and the Peeping Boy shows the dangers of being too nosy and the danger of making hasty judgments without knowing both sides of a situation. It teaches the wisdom of informed action and shows that even the worst of people can be led into a better path.

The team including Aisha Shoaib and Uroosa Abdulkarim worked real hard. They are amazing and I loved working with them.

Being the first event, we learned a lot of things and discussed of how we can improve.

These love notes speak a lot. They tell us that perfectionism does not exist nor must be sought. We enjoyed this event because we were successful in changing many lives in a unique way.