It all began with a prayer whispered between pages, a story stitched into silence, and a longing to write toward something lasting

From the prayer mat to the manuscript, from family kitchens to literary classrooms, my work has always been about reclaiming voice—unashamed, rooted, and radiant. My Pre-K series was only the beginning.

This brand is a home for stories that honor ritual, challenge erasure, and regreen the spaces we, as Muslims, were told to leave in ruin.

No one is going to make it easier to hear our truth until we refuse to be silenced any longer.

Jennifer Aboufadle is a Florida-based writer, educator, and mother of three who returned to college with a backpack full of stories and a heart full of purpose. She’s currently pursuing her B.A. in English with a concentration in Creative Writing, where she’s exploring the intersection of emotional growth, identity, and imagination in fiction.

Her writing often draws from the quiet tensions of family life, the resilience of young characters, and the wonder of everyday moments. She’s especially interested in middle-grade and YA narratives that center emotional honesty and cultural nuance. When she’s not writing, she’s reading aloud to her kids, designing literacy activities, or chasing new rabbit holes of inspiration (a habit her brother lovingly teases her about).

Jennifer’s literary influences include the clarity and conviction of George Orwell, the adventurous spirit of Jules Verne, and the immersive world-building of Brandon Sanderson. She also finds inspiration in contemporary authors who blend heart and structure with grace—writers like Kate DiCamillo, Marie Lu, and Renée Ahdieh.