Let's Think About Series (Set of 4 Books)

This enriching collection invites young readers to pause, reflect, and appreciate the world Allah has created—both around them and within them. Through the beautifully designed “Let’s Think About…” series and the interactive story Bilal’s Bad Day, children learn to observe, feel, and think in ways that strengthen their iman, curiosity, and emotional awareness.

The “Let’s Think About…” series gently guides children to explore the wonders of Allah’s creation.

• In Let’s Think About Allah’s Animal Planet, young minds discover how every creature—big or small, from ocean fish to soaring birds—is perfectly made for its environment, reminding them that only Allah can create such beauty and balance.
• Let’s Think About Allah’s Great Garden shows how seeds, rain, sunlight, plants, and towering trees all come together through Allah’s perfect plan to provide food, clothing, and shade for humanity.
• Let’s Think About Allah’s One Big Family teaches children that even though people look and live differently, we are all creations of Allah—unique, diverse, and meant to learn from one another.

Each book features vibrant illustrations, simple text, and helpful notes for parents and teachers, making it easy for young readers to understand and reflect on these meaningful concepts. Guided questions encourage deeper thinking, helping children truly “pause and ponder” the world around them.

Complementing this series is the interactive and heartfelt story, Bilal’s Bad Day. On days when big emotions overwhelm him, Bilal learns how to calm his heart and mind by remembering Allah and choosing healthy coping strategies. With its built-in spinner, children can explore different calming methods—making emotional regulation both fun and faith-centered. 

Together, these titles create a thoughtful and engaging collection that nurtures observation, gratitude, emotional resilience, and a deeper connection with Allah’s signs—helping young Muslim readers grow in understanding, faith, and self-awareness.