Doppaland

Nyhet

The World Where They Found Themselves

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

299 kr

Kommande

Twins Eldar and Elnur are Uyghurs, born and raised in Paris. They didn’t know much about where their ancestors came from, as the Uyghur homeland no longer existed as a country.One day, their mom gifted them special Uyghur hats called doppas. Little did they know, these hats held a special secret—they would take them on an extraordinary trip to Doppaland. Doppaland is a breathtaking world of Turkic ancestry and fairy tales spanning Europe and Asia. It’s a dreamland of towering mountains with glaciers, lush evergreen forests, vibrant meadows, and whispering dunes. It’s a land of Silk Road oases filled with bustling bazaars, festive celebrations, ancient ruins, and timeless traditions that inspire the modern world.Join Eldar and Elnur as they embark on this magical adventure, discovering Doppaland and joyfully embracing their Uyghur identity.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2026-05-19
Mått248 x 248 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieEldar & Elnur Series
Antal sidor42
FörlagIslamic Foundation
IllustratörPutri, Agia
ISBN9781835920428

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Guzelya Marisova is of French-Uyghur heritage, born and raised in Kazakhstan. She is a wife, mother and strategist. She holds a Master’s degree in International Business and has been focusing on the Muslim and Halal Economy for the last 10 years. She is also the founder of Lumin Ihsan, a podcast series that brings together insightful dialogues and powerful stories centered on uplifting Muslim women, exploring issues of justice, resilience, and spiritual growth. As a human rights activist with an entrepreneurial spirit, she consistently gets involved in projects that aim for positive social impact. This is Guzelya's first book. The intent of writing the Eldar and Elnur series started with a dream to tell inspiring stories that develop good character, human solidarity, and compassion in our children. She hopes to continue writing stories celebrating the cultural heritage of the world.