The Ramadan Secret
Creative Story for 7-8 year olds
Sarah was the kind of girl who always had questions. She built pillow forts, talked to ants in the garden, and turned every day into a small adventure. But today felt different, like something new was about to begin.
Sarah is in a school where none of her friends are Muslim. It's her first year fasting and at lunch time she hides in the bathroom because she's too embarrassed to explain why she's not eating.
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