Aisha Saeed Books in Order

Naila thinks a trip to Pakistan is just a family visit, until she learns her parents plan to force her into marriage. Cut off from home and the boy she loves, she must find a way to escape.

Twelve-year-old Amal dreams of becoming a teacher, until one mistake forces her into servitude at a wealthy estate. As she sees the family's cruelty more clearly, she begins looking for a way to win back her freedom.

In this original adventure set in the world of the live-action film, Aladdin and Jasmine take the magic carpet beyond Agrabah to a mysterious kingdom. What starts as escape and wonder turns into a dangerous fight to get home.

Bilal is excited to share daal with his friends, but the slow-cooked meal takes time, patience, and a lot of waiting. A warm picture book about food, community, and inviting others into family traditions.

Young Princess Diana longs to prove she can protect Themyscira. When a forbidden visitor brings word of danger, she and her friend Sakina race to stop a demon and uncover a threat aimed at Diana herself.

Jamie Goldberg dreads talking to voters, Maya Rehman has no patience for awkward canvassing, and yet local politics keeps throwing them together. As election season heats up, so does their funny, messy cross-cultural crush.

Newly allowed to train as a warrior, Diana is sent to find missing children and ends up facing Hades in the Underworld. The mission grows darker when she learns someone powerful is hunting her.

Diana heads to the world of humans to rescue kidnapped children and stop a villain stealing the Olympians' powers. It is the trilogy's biggest adventure, with gods, henchmen, and a young hero learning to trust herself.

This chapter-book biography follows Malala from her childhood in Pakistan to her global fight for girls' education. Aisha Saeed makes her courage and persistence easy for young readers to understand.

Omar wins a scholarship to elite Ghalib Academy and thinks his future has opened up. Instead he finds scholarship boys treated like servants, and must decide whether he can challenge a system built to keep kids like him in their place.

After tragedy drains the magic from Moonlight Bay, lifelong friends Yasmine and Rafay face growing tension between their communities and their own feelings for each other. It is a tender fantasy-tinged romance about grief, belonging, and choosing love anyway.

When a storm strands travelers after a huge Muslim convention, four very different kids get stuck together in an airport overnight. Their search for a lost cat becomes a funny, heartfelt adventure about family, identity, and friendship.

At his new school, quiet Rumi is bullied for being different and finds shelter beneath a willow tree. When a classmate finally stands beside him, the whole class begins learning what real welcome looks like.

Atlanta matchmaker Nura Khan knows how to build perfect introductions, but someone starts wrecking her clients' weddings. With her best friend Azar at her side, she is pulled into a dangerous mystery that hits close to home.

Hafsa finally gets into a summer science camp, only to land in the wrong program and feel like an outsider in Lahore. While worrying about her sister's future, she starts carving out a path that is truly her own.

Hena returns home for her sister's rushed resort wedding, three years after her own groom vanished and everyone blamed her. When the celebrations start unraveling, she has to face old secrets before another wedding is destroyed.