Arabic Alphabet Notebook: Wide-Ruled, 75 Sheets/150 Pages, 8 x 10 inches

Ordered 5 , and love them all with one slight complaint. One of the five arrived with the printing on the bind a little off. It is a printing issue, which caused half of the binding print to show up on the front cover. Not a big deal, but they should be more careful as it isn't too professional.I wouldn't call this book a 'diary'. It's a 'notebook', with wide-ruled lines inside, great for kids to practice their handwriting. The pronunciation of each letter on both the front and back cover is extra helpful, since more than likely the kids are still learning the letters so it's a bit like a cheat-sheet showing them which letter is which by including the pronunciation in English. I am happy to find that the pronunciation of each letter is accurate. This isn't always the case. I hope the binding on the notebooks hold up for the kids I ordered for, ages 3-8. I will update this review if I find that the books are falling apart.

The charactets were easy to see its a handy workbook

Great learning book. Gave it to my son who's not Muslim yet but he loves language.

I thought this is gonna be a book that has all the letters inside of it .. but it was just an empty book with all the letters on the first and last page .

This purchase is 96% empty notebook paper (for practicing); the alphabet itself is printed once on the outside of the glossy front cover, then again on the outside of the glossy back cover. Ounce-wise, I got way more than I needed; I only wanted/needed a sturdy copy of the alphabet itself. That I got!

This very good

The Arabic letters are only on the cover of the book and the inside is like a regular journal. This can be good for a person who just wants to practice writing Arabic letters, vocabulary, and sentences.

thank you