Red line

This book helps raise awareness in children about the issue of sexual harassment, as well as gives them the courage to face this situation if it happens to them and to talk about it without shame. "Red line for cars? Like the red traffic light?" Mazen asked. "There are other red lines... more important," Mom replied, "The homeland is a red line... the house and family are a red line... your body is also a red line..." Samar Mahfouz Barrag, a Lebanese children's and youth books author. She worked in education for years before dedicating herself to writing. She has published more than sixty books so far from various publishers. She has translated children's books from French, English, and Italian into Arabic. Her books have won several awards, including: "Red Line" (Arab 21 Award 2015), translated into Turkish, "My Friend" (Arab 21 Award 2017), "Alphabet... Y" (Etisalat Award for Children's Books, Early Childhood category 2021). Some of her books have been included in Arab and international honor lists. Mira Al-Mir, a Lebanese artist. She studied fine arts at the Lebanese University in Lebanon and continued her postgraduate studies in France. She illustrated several children's books in collaboration with various publishers in Lebanon. Mona Yaqzan, a Lebanese-Cypriot artist. She studied drawing, graphic design, and animation art at Frederick University - Cyprus. She completed her postgraduate studies in England. She illustrated several children's books in addition to creating short animated films. She has won several awards. Category: Children Age group: 7-9 years Binding: Paper cover Publication year: 2014 Number of pages: 24