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Description
Yasmin and her Baba are visiting the graves of Baba's parents, Dadi and Dada--but what are all the yellow and orange flowers they see? Then Yasmin's friend Julio arrives and explains that it's Día de los Muertos--a special day to honor loved ones who have died. As Yasmin learns about this holiday, she comes up with an idea to help Baba celebrate Dadi and Dada in a special way.
Publication date
January 01, 2026
Genre
Fiction
Page Count
32
ISBN-13
9798875242168
Publisher
Picture Window Books
Series
Holidays and Celebrations with Yasmin
Universe
Saadia Faruqi Chapter Books
BISAC categories
JUV011020 - Juvenile Fiction | People & Places | United States - Asian American JUV033270 - Juvenile Fiction | Religious | Muslim JUV017160 - Juvenile Fiction | Holidays & Celebrations | Day of the Dead
Library of Congress categories
Fiction Families Grief Pakistani Americans All Souls' Day
Saadia Faruqi was born in Pakistan and moved to the United States when she was 22 years old. She is a Pakistani American writer and interfaith activist. She writes the popular early-reader series Yasmin and Ali the Great, as well as middle-grade novels such as The Strongest Heart, A Thousand Questions, Yusuf Azeem Is Not a Hero, and The Partition Project. She lives in Houston, Texas, with her family. Saadia Faruqi nació en Pakistán y se mudó a los Estados Unidos cuando tenía 22 años. Es una escritora paquistaní-estadounidense y activista interreligiosa. Escribe las populares series de lectura temprana Yasmin y Ali el Grande, así como novelas para grados intermedios como The Strongest Heart, A Thousand Questions, Yusuf Azeem Is Not a Hero y The Partition Project. Vive en Houston, Texas, con su familia.
