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Asma Mobin-Uddin
Leena wants both to keep her Ramadan fast and to attend a friend’s party. Her choice brings her into contact with the observance’s daily demands and with iftar, the meal that breaks the fast.
J. Samia Mair
This is a warm, adventurous story about two siblings trying to protect a peach tree while dealing with a local gang and connecting with nature, faith and family roots.
Sabaa Tahir
This is an emotionally intense, socially engaged story of young people facing bereavement, family instability, discrimination and addiction. Its perspective shifts and layered histories invite sustained attention, while compassion, accountability, faith and hope remain important strands.
Tahereh Mafi
A character-led YA novel about a Muslim teenager negotiating prejudice, family background, self-protection and first love in post-9/11 America. Music and breakdancing provide important ways for Shirin to cope and express herself.
Sabina Khan
This is a socially engaged coming-of-age story about belonging, prejudice and resistance. Its emotional centre is Zara’s effort to protect her family and future while remaining true to her identity and connected to people who support her.
Annabel Pitcher
This is a grief-focused family story told through Jamie’s limited understanding. It combines painful circumstances with comic moments, friendship and movement towards hope, while showing how adults’ responses to loss affect children.
Zanib Mian
A lively school-and-family story about handling change, friendship and unfair treatment through humour and imagination. Omar’s Muslim identity is part of everyday life, not a separate lesson.
SF Said
A high-stakes fantasy about two young people facing an oppressive society, dangerous magic and threats to their families. Its strongest focus is courage joined with cultural pride and resistance to injustice.
Farhana Islam
A lively school-camp adventure centres on friendship, frightening folklore and a difficult peer relationship.
Ayaan Mohamud
This is a socially focused YA novel about racism, Muslim identity and belonging, balancing painful conflict with family, friendship, faith and Somali community. Its central movement is from enforced quietness towards speaking up.
Rick Riordan
A comic, high-stakes Norse adventure about retrieving Thor’s stolen hammer before invasion and Ragnarok. Alongside magical quests and banter, it develops friendship, family history, faith and identity, including Alex Fierro’s gender-fluidity. It is the second instalment, so some storylines continue rather than fully resolving.
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