Djinnology

Reach for this book when your child expresses a deep fascination with the unseen world or begins asking complex questions about folklore and religious tradition. This beautifully illustrated field guide bridges the gap between ancient mythology and modern curiosity, offering a scholarly yet accessible look at the history of djinns. It provides a meaningful way to explore cultural identity and the rich storytelling traditions of the Muslim world. Parents will appreciate how the book treats supernatural concepts with intellectual respect rather than just as scary stories. It is perfectly suited for middle schoolers who enjoy high-fantasy world-building but are ready to engage with the historical and cultural roots of those stories. By exploring the nuance of good and evil through global legends, it encourages critical thinking and creative imagination while celebrating a heritage often overlooked in Western children's literature.