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Ola has always been proud of her name, but when her classmates start calling her “Hola” instead of “Ola,” she begins to feel uncertain. How can she explain the meaning of her name? Will they even care about her culture?
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!During Cultural Diversity Week, Ola decides that her identity is something to celebrate, not hide! With confidence and pride, she teaches her classmates not only how to say her name correctly but also why embracing their roots—just like she does—is so important.
“Esmi Ola, Mish Hola!” (My Name is Ola, Not Hola) is a heartwarming story about identity, self-confidence, and the power of sharing one’s culture with the world.
This book is written in Arabic script, phonetics, and translated into English, making it accessible to all readers. It is a must-have for children of all backgrounds, encouraging them to embrace diversity and take pride in who they are. Every child deserves to see themselves in a story—and to have the chance to read it, too!
