NEWS

The New York Times book review for MUCH ADO ABOUT NADA.

“Good Morning America” has selected “Three Holidays and a Wedding” by Uzma Jalaluddin and Marisa Stapley as their latest Buzz Pick.

Canada Reads is back! This year, the great Canadian book debate is looking for one book to shift your perspective.

Amazon Studios and Kaling International are developing Uzma Jalaluddin’s novel “Hana Khan Carries On” as a film.

HANA KHAN CARRIES ON has been chosen for the Cityline Book Club! Watch the video

Uzma Jalaluddin’s novel Hana Khan Carries On is a modern day meet-cute inspired by a love of rom-coms. Listen to the interview

We cover representation, gorgeous cover art, and writing about characters finding and using their voices. It’s so much fun – Uzma is a wonderful guest. Listen to the podcast episode

Author Uzma Jalaluddin deploys romance tropes to expand the boundaries of the genre.

Interview with Uzma Jalaluddin, author of Ayesha at Last, a novel that has been optioned for a movie.

A few of the great books that our listeners recommend for summer reading.

We’ve picked two of the latest versions for our April selection for “Bookmarked: The Under the Radar Book Club.”

Uzma Jalaluddin on why she keeps reading Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.

Interview with Uzma Jalaluddin on “Ayesha At Last”

Uzma Jalaluddin is a mother, teacher, writer, and author of Aysha at last. A book that has recently been optioned for film by a major production house. Today, we talk to her about all she does!

At last, American readers can get their first glimpse of Ayesha At Last, Uzma Jalaluddin’s highly anticipated romance coming to shelves next summer.

The Next Chapter with Shelagh Rogers: Uzma Jalaluddin on her debut novel Ayesha At Last

The novel, which was published in Canada and will debut in the U.S. next year, is a present day retelling of Pride and Prejudice set in a Muslim community in Toronto.

Uzma Jalaluddin is Canadian writer who’s going places. The high school teacher/Toronto Star parenting columnist recently took on another job title: author.

Uzma Jalaluddin’s debut novel, “Ayesha at Last,” takes place in a close-knit immigrant Muslim community in Canada, and features an outspoken Muslim heroine who falls for a more conservative Muslim man, a Darcy to her Lizzie Bennett.

Author Uzma Jalaluddin is here to talk about the story of a close-knit Canadian Muslim community in her debut novel, ‘Ayesha at Last.’

This sweet debut novel ticks all the boxes for one of summer’s best reads: It’s smart, witty, romantic and utterly charming.

Uzma Jalaluddin is a teacher, parenting columnist and author based in Ontario. Her debut novel, Ayesha At Last, is the tale of a young Muslim woman who aspires to be a poet and must balance what her family expects of her with what she wants for herself.