Three children each have their own talents. Fatha always reaching for the top as he waves upon the mountains. Kasra lying at the bottom with nothing but sheer motivation. And Dhamma, twirling and swirling as she makes her way through the hills and mountains. All of them achieving different things, never giving up hope and, winning at different activities.

For sometimes what one sees from the top, is very different to what there is at the bottom. And what's in the middle is needed for the balance in any equation.

'This short story instils the very basic building blocks for children to master. Fatha, Damma and Kasra are truly amazing children.' (Abu Talha)

'The book is child friendly. It goes through the positions of the short vowels in an imaginative way, through the characters in the story.'

(Umm Tanha)

'Something that will stay with you from your youth to your adult life. A very enjoyable read.'

(Umm ul Habibah)

'I love the characters they are so interesting; I have never heard of anyone giving Kasra, Damma and Fatha a personality, I find it so amazing.' (R. Fathima)

'I've just read it to my family out loud and I must say this is my favourite story from you so far. A Beautifully written and creative story , everyone enjoyed every moment of it ! I hope your thinking of publishing it or giving it to a publisher Insha'Allaah. Many children would love the idea of it. Found it amazing how you added the pronunciations of the letters.'

(Umm ul Haritha)