British Council Tour!

Very happy I had the opportunity to join the British Council British Council Egypt in visiting schools across Cairo. I was able to mingle with students and speak about my experience learning at Cambridge and writing books. It was a lot of fun! Ncbis – New Cairo British International School, American International School in Egypt,ContinueContinue reading “British Council Tour!”

Book Signing: The Lion that Dressed as a Sheep & The Magic Palm!

This Tuesday the 25th of July was the book signing ceremony of The Lion that Dressed as a Sheep and The Magic Palm! Diwan Maadi was kind enough to host the ceremony. There I met young readers, spoke about my experience in writing, and read sections of each book for the audience. I was soContinueContinue reading “Book Signing: The Lion that Dressed as a Sheep & The Magic Palm!”

EBBY- Ardena Competition Results

Last Saturday, the Egyptian Board of Books for Young People (EBBY) and the Shoura Assembly of Agriculture held an awards ceremony at the Zamalek Library. Well attended by local and regional publishers, authors, and illustrators, the day began with an award ceremony for the four winners of the Ardena or “Our Land” competition. Organized by EBBYContinueContinue reading “EBBY- Ardena Competition Results”

Finalist for UK Alumni Award

Last Tuesday, I was invited to dinner at the British Embassy as a finalist for the UK Alumni Award – Category: Professional Achievement. The British Embassy in Egypt organized an inspiring event where they brought together UK alumni with significant achievements in: professional, entrepreneurial, and social achievements. It was a wonderful night where these hardContinueContinue reading “Finalist for UK Alumni Award”

School Visit at AIS

Yesterday, I had the privilege of visiting the American International School in Egypt. I walked onto the beautiful campus with the goal of speaking to the middle school about my debut novel, Melouq. Furthermore, I was informed that it would be the end of reading month at AIS, so anything I could add about the importance ofContinueContinue reading “School Visit at AIS”