Hey there, I'm Amadaluy Upber and this is See Something Say Something, the BuzzFeed podcast where we drink tea, tell stories, and talk about being Muslim in America.

This week we'll be talking to some authors about writing books for the young folk.

If you see something, you better, you better say something.

Nothing at all, nothing at all.

So this week our guests are Hinnah Khan.

She's a children's book and young adult author.

She's the author of its Ramadan Curious George, where Curious George celebrates Ramadan and learns about it from one of his friends.

And the man in the yellow hat gets a yellow fez as an Eve present.

It's amazing.

And she's also the author of Amna's Voice, which is a novel coming out next year. Hi, Hannah. Hi. Thanks for

having me on your show. That's good to have you. And we have Sarah Farzan, whose young adult

novels, If You Could Be Mine and Tell Me Again, how a crush should feel, are queer coming

of age stories set in Iran and America. Hi, Sarah. Welcome. Hi, it's great to be here.

So excited. We're so excited to have you. First, I'm going to ask Hina and Sarah to read

short excerpts from their writing. Then we're going to do See Something, Say Something,

and play a quick round of halal or not.

And then finally, we'll talk about their books.

They'll give me some writing advice.

And of course, as always, we'll talk about representation.

Also, off-air, I asked them to suggest some books for young readers,

which I wrote up into a post.

You can find that on our see-something,

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