A writer has three basic methods to choose from for publishing: traditional, subsidy, and self-publishing. The Muslim writer has one additional choice to make first: publish in the non-Muslim book industry or publish in the Muslim book industry. The choice should be based on the writer's Marketing Plan. How an author markets and promotes his/her published book should also be based on the written Marketing Plan A Muslim's Guide to Publishing and Marketing describes in detail the three publishing methods used in both book industries, provides detailed information about printing, distribution, fulfillment, and marketing strategies for both book industries. The book includes a helpful Resources Section and a Glossary of common terms used in the publishing industry. A special feature is the many helpful sample documents provided to not only tell you how to do publishing and marketing tasks but show you as well. Included are a Marketing Plan Outline, Book Proposal, Press Release, and Book Review Query form to name just a few. The author of A Muslim's Guide to Publishing and Marketing, Linda D. Delgado, has published traditionally, subsidy and self-published and her Award Winning Islamic Rose Books series is also published in the Indonesian language. She is the owner and publisher of Muslim Writers Publishing. .

A Muslim's Guide to Publishing And Marketing

Education & Teaching

Delgado, Linda D.

Schools & Teaching

Muslim Writers Pub

Book Description Not everyone in Rose's family is happy about the two Saudi Arabian police officers staying at Grandma's house. Nine-year-old Rose and grandma help the officers with English lessons and the officers share their culture and Islamic religion. The officers' kind ways and good manners soon win the hearts of Rose and her grandparents. Rose becomes confused and worried by her dad's continued avoidance of Fahd and Abdul and his warnings to stay away from the masjid. Rose is determined to change her dad's mind about his dislike and distrust of the Muslim officers. She creates one unique plan after another and refuses to become discouraged when her plans backfire and she gets into problems with her dad. Rose designs an ingenious new PLAN. Its success or failure will have a lasting affect on Rose, her family and new friends. The Association of Muslim Women in America, Inc. (AMWA) selected Linda D. Delgado to receive the Excellence in Media, Literary Arts award. The award is based on her work as author of the children's book series, "Islamic Rose Books". The Visitors is the first book in this series.

The Visitors

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

Star Writers .How To Write Out-Of-This-World Islamic Stories "Does your excitement for writing good Islamic stories twinkle and then fade because you can't figure out where to begin? Are you drowning in a galaxy of blank paper and empty computer screens, scratching your head in frustration? "Star Writers-How to Write Out-of-This-World Islamic Stories" will get your creativity burning bright! With helpful tools, easy-to-follow examples, insider's tips & tricks, imaginative suggestions and special sections to note it all down, this book includes everything you need to begin writing stellar Islamic Stories. Grab a pencil, turn the page and blast off to your next Islamic story!" Amatullah Al-Marwani

Star Writers

Reference

Al-Marwani, Amatullah

Words, Language & Grammar

Book Description  I don't want to go to public school! I don't need diversity! Ten-year-old Rose protests to Dad and Grandma. What is diversity, anyway? she wonders crossly.  Rose's dad wants her to meet kids of different races, cultures and religions. He says the new school will be an adventure. No way! Only a grown-up would tell a kid that going to a new school is an adventure. But, could he be right?  It doesn't take Rose long to find out. The first week of school, Rose befriends Camelia, a Muslim Egyptian-American, Ruby, a Protestant Vietnamese National and Christina, a Catholic Hispanic-American. Who knew diversity could be so much fun?! Not all of Rose's classmates like her new friends. Operation Proof is Rose's PLAN to nab a bully. Another PLAN almost lands Rose and friends in big problems when they visit Meteorite Crater.  Rose faces losing a dear friend with courage and struggles with sadness when old friends seem to change. Old, new, young and family friends-mark Rose's life. She realizes that being a friend is as important as having friends.  The Association of Muslim Women in America, Inc. (AMWA) selected Linda D. Delgado to receive their  Excellence in Media, Literary Arts award. The award is based on her work as author of the children's book series, "Islamic Rose Books". Hijab-Ez Friends is the second book in this series.

Hijab-ez Friends

Book Description Saying Goodbye is often more than the wave of a hand, a cheery "See you tomorrow," or an As Salaam'Alaykum. Sometimes these everyday words and gestures are taken for granted. Rose is about to learn there are many reasons for saying goodbye. As the school year ends, a kaleidoscope of unexpected events throws Rose into a tailspin! The Hijab-Ez Summer Plan is wrecked and the Hijab-Ez must cope with a loss. Tragedy strikes and Rose must say a forever-kind-of-goodbye. Fahd consoles Rose and gives her hope when he says, "Allah willing, you will get something better to replace what you have lost." Fahd is right! Rose needs courage and hope to overcome her sadness when saying goodbye to Fahd and Abdul who are going home to Saudi Arabia. Rose struggles to find a way to be brave. Just when Rose thinks nothing else could possibly happen to change her life, Grandma reveals her secret to the whole family and saying goodbye takes on a whole new meaning for Rose. The Association of Muslim Women in America, Inc. (AMWA) selected Linda D. Delgado to receive their Excellence in Media, Literary Arts award. The award is based on her work as author of the children's book series, "Islamic Rose Books". Saying Goodbye is the fourth book in this series.

Saying Goodbye

Joshua Adams has always been a wild child. He graduated from reckless childhood accidents to girls and alcohol. By the time he is twenty-three he has three children and a failing marriage. He leaves his wife, after yet another argument, and moves in with some Muslim guys he knows. With the patient encouragement of his friends, Joshua begins to study Islam. Six months later he becomes a Muslim and looks forward to starting a new life. But his fresh start is overshadowed by echoes from his past. First Joshua must conquer the old habits which haunt him after the initial excitement of his conversion has worn off. He must continue his new life as a practicing Muslim while facing difficulties from his past life: a bitter ex-wife, three children whom he abandoned, and strained relationships with his mother and two older brothers. Joshua makes the greatest jihad-the jihad of the self-as he struggles to overcome his past and become a true Muslim. Echoes, the first book in the Echoes Series, is a story of determination and love.

Echoes

Kolocotronis, Jamilah

Contemporary

Sophia is an American Muslim teenager whose father is Arab and whose mother is an American convert. Sophia is a high school sophomore who's on the verge of getting her driver's permit and embarking on a summer of mall visits and evenings at Café Rumi with her friends. Intelligent, feisty, determined and normal. those are most definitely the words that describe Sophia Ahmed, the young Muslim heroine of Sophia's Journey: Time Warp 1857. During a bike ride with her family near Lawrence, Kansas, anxiety-ridden Sophia falls into a river and is washed downstream. She emerges in 1857 - smack in the middle of Bleeding Kansas. Sophia is aghast to find that slavery is going on in her adopted community, and she and begins to fight for the freedom of the slaves she knows. A local boy captures Sophia's heart, but when he proposes marriage, Sophia is torn about marrying outside her faith. An old Gambian slave, who is still a closet Muslim, helps her work out her fears, and this causes an exciting, dangerous and unexpected turn of events. The author researched historical types of food, clothing and the way of life in 1857 Kansas, USA. Readers will love learning about the way of life early frontier settlers lived. The book has a glossary and some unique recipes that are specific to the book's period in history. This book will be a welcome addition to any Language Arts reading and/or American History program.

Sophia's Journal: Time Warp 1857

Children's Books

Helwani, Najiyah Diana

The Runaway Scarf

Habbas, Corey

Isaiah, Kyle, and Jennifer. As children, the three cousins laughed together, played pranks, and generally caused chaos within the family. Now, as they approach adulthood, each faces a special challenge. Isaiah's father, Chris, has dreams for his first-born son, anticipating that he will travel the world to "spread the word of God." Isaiah has dreams of his own-of history and anthropology-and he refuses to give into his father's demands. Their unspoken conflict erupts into a bitter war of faith and will. The car accident changed everything. Kyle, Brad's oldest son, was once a star athlete, popular and self-assured. Now he is disabled and alone. He struggles for acceptance and the opportunity to prove himself. Through his own determination and the encouragement of a special friend, Kyle strives for another chance at life. Jennifer, Joshua's daughter, is a new mother who has built her life around her Pakistani husband and their infant son. When cultural clashes in her marriage present special difficulties, Jennifer is challenged to make her own way in the world. Eventually she accomplishes what she once thought was impossible. In Ripples, the fourth book of the Echoes Series, these three children of Brad, Chris, and Joshua learn how to overcome obstacles and endure hardships in the transition from youth to adulthood. Jamilah Kolocotronis earned her Ph.D. in Social Science Education. She developed a multicultural social studies curriculum and taught social studies at the middle and high school levels for twelve year. She has also lived and traveled in Southeast Asia. Since 1982, she has been busy raising and guiding her sons. Her first book was published in 1990. She published her first novel in 2003. Ripples is the fourth book in her Echoes Series. Jamilah lives in Lexington, Kentucky.

Ripples

Grandma &amp; Hijab-Ez Family Activity Book is a unique, one-of-a-kind book for the whole family to read, learn from, and enjoy. • There are 65 wonderful pages created by illustrator Shirley Gavin Anjum for the children to color ...and just maybe youth and parents might join in the coloring fun! • This unique family book includes 8 funny short stories which are fiqh based for parents to read to younger children and older children to read and enjoy. • Talking Points for Parents is a special section in the book created especially to help facilitate parent and child discussions about the fiqh incorporated within the short stories. • For the older children there are 8 seek 'n find word puzzles that use both English and Arabic words to create the educational and fun puzzles. The short stories are based on characters in the Islamic Rose Books series and the Grandma &amp; Hijab-Ez comic strip series.

Grandma & Hijab-Ez Family Activity Book

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