Nifla_Naleef

What will happen if a group of children who have just begun to explore their lives and surroundings suddenly got lost, leaving everyone who loves them in terror?

This is the story of some adorable, but troublesome children, who struggle to find their way back home.

Will you remain in their journey to know what kind of experiences they have to go through?

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This story is mostly about childhood, the most beautiful phase of our lives which shapes our future and where the most wonderful things in our lives begin! It is the most blessed stage of the humankind which most of us forget to glimpse at when we've grown up.

In my story, 

You'll read about the beauty of childhood which most of the people ignore...

The dignity of family life and parenthood which most of us fail to acknowledge...

Also, you'll learn that children are not too young to be brave, courageous and selfless!

They can have adventures and make decisions on their own since as young as 5 years old. (90 percent of of the child's brain develops by age 5)


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Acknowledgement: 

First of all, I'm grateful to Almighty Allah for blessing me with creativity and writing skills, Alhamdhulillah!

I like to give a special thanks to my husband Naleef Faiz for giving me the motivation and unyielding support to write this book!

I'm thankful for my dearest siblings... Nusky, Nabi and Naji for inspiring me to write this story!

Also, I remember and thank my childhood friends and cousins for giving me all the beautiful memories of my childhood!



I hope you'd enjoy reading my very first novel!

I appreciate all the support you are giving me!

The Little Friends

"Let's walk along the riverbank until we get to the place we reached when we crossed the river," Maryam suggested them.


"I don't think it'd be possible," Bilal told her as he pointed at an enormous rock which remained at the riverbank a few yards away from them. "That rock is too big and it's blocking our way."


"Then let's try to go by the surrounding areas of the river," Maryam suggested again.


"Look at all those prickly plants and grasses over there Maryam," Thasneem said, pointing at the thickets which had enveloped the riverbank. "I don't think we'd be able to walk through those wild bushes. See my hand! I got a scratch from that thorny shrub over there when I went close to it and it's bleeding now. I'm sure we can't go through those bushes!"


"Then what do you suppose we should do now?" Maryam asked her impatiently, her feet had started to feel itchy because of the wet socks and it made her feel irritable. "It's almost very dark now. And we are still here!"


Chapter 23