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Adiba Jaigirdar

Dublin
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Award-winning author of THE HENNA WARS, HANI & ISHU, THE DOS & DONUTS OF LOVE. Next: Four Eids and a Funeral | rep: @UwestenderPhD | She/her 🇮🇪🇧🇩🏳️‍🌈
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Nadia Islam, On the Record

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By Adiba Jaigirdar
| Worthington Libraries
I work in youth services and read books of all kinds, but I particularly love those that make me laugh, cry or go back in time. When I'm not working my way through all the teetering stacks of books in my house, I enjoy taking long walks with my dog, binge-watching TV shows and finding new ways to combine carbs and cheese.
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Nadia Islam, on the Record Book Review

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By Adiba Jaigirdar, Jasmine Baten
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 8+ Kid reporter's big story, first fast in sweet Ramadan tale. Parents need to know that Nadia Islam, on the Record by Adiba Jaigirdar is a fictional coming-of-age novel about a Bangladeshi Muslim girl who fasts for Ramadan for the first time and learns about the effect of climate change in Bangladesh.
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By Adiba Jaigirdar, Mandie Caroll Verified
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 13+ Page-turner romcom takes on race, faith, queer love. Parents need to know that Adiba Jaigirdar's debut novel The Henna Wars weaves complexities of race, sexuality, religion, and family into a romcom storyline. After her parents react to her coming out as lesbian with cold silence, 15-year-old Nishat, a Bengali immigrant to Dublin, Ireland, pours her energy into launching a henna tattooing business for a school competition.
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