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NBF releases Nadeem Akhtar Ghazali’s science fiction book for children

National Book Foundation releases ‘Sonora’, a science fiction book for children by renowned writer Nadeem Akhtar Ghazali.

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Nadeem Akhtar Ghazali, a renowned writer and poet, with his new book ‘Sonora’

Key Takeaways

  • National Book Foundation publishes Nadeem Akhtar Ghazali’s ‘Sonora’
  • The book is a science fiction story for children
  • Ghazali is a renowned writer and poet

The National Book Foundation (NBF), under the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training, has published a new science fiction book for children titled ‘Sonora’ by renowned writer and poet Nadeem Akhtar Ghazali.

‘Sonora’ is described as a magical universe of the solar system, offering young readers an engaging and imaginative journey through space.

Ghazali, known for his contributions to literature, has once again demonstrated his commitment to nurturing the literary talent of the next generation through this unique and educational publication.

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The book is part of NBF’s ongoing mission to promote reading and literature among children, aiming to inspire a love for books and storytelling.

‘Sonora’ is expected to be widely available in bookstores and libraries across the country, providing children with a new and exciting way to explore the wonders of the universe.

The publication of ‘Sonora’ is a significant step in the Foundation’s efforts to support local authors and encourage creative storytelling among young readers.

Ghazali’s work continues to be celebrated for its ability to blend education with entertainment, making learning an enjoyable experience for children.