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Ilhan Muhammad Abdi’s 'The Ramadan Kitchen' compiles approachable, nourishing recipes tailored to the rhythms of Ramadan, with dishes suitable for both pre-dawn suhoor and the evening iftar. The book blends Somali family recipes with broader Muslim culinary influences, offering practical, often quick recipes that can be prepped ahead. It emphasizes hearty, fiber- and protein-rich meals for suhoor and staged evening menus with small bites followed by larger mains for iftar. Throughout, Abdi shares personal memories and cultural context, making the collection both a cookbook and a reflection on Ramadan traditions. The book aims to serve readers year-round, not just during Ramadan, with many everyday recipes included.

In this follow-up to her international bestseller 'The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning,' Margareta Magnusson shares her discoveries about aging through personal reflection and practical wisdom. The book draws from her idyllic childhood on Sweden's west coast, her full life with her husband and five children, and her experience of learning to live alone. Rather than fearing death, Magnusson encourages readers to focus on appreciating beauty, connecting with loved ones, and enjoying life's pleasures. Each chapter presents bite-sized advice on topics ranging from serious matters like 'Don't Fall Over' and 'Keep an Open Mind' to lighter suggestions such as 'Eat Chocolate' and 'Wear Stripes. '

In this book, Margareta Magnusson introduces the concept of 'döstädning,' a Swedish term meaning 'death cleaning,' which involves clearing out unnecessary belongings at any age to avoid leaving the task to others. With Scandinavian humor and wisdom, Magnusson provides a radical and joyous method for putting things in order. She suggests which possessions to get rid of (such as unworn clothes and unwanted presents) and which to keep (like photographs and love letters). The book includes personal anecdotes and stories from her life in Sweden, making the process of decluttering uplifting and fun rather than overwhelming.