Ghamanda is conceived as a culturally expressive children’s book collection designed to instill Kuwaiti morals and values through relatable storytelling. Targeting readers aged eight and above, the project uses simple Kuwaiti dialect to make the language approachable while simultaneously preserving cultural vocabulary. Each volume contains multiple short stories inspired by traditional Kuwaiti sayings, unfolding within the setting of a local family whose characters are carefully crafted with distinct personalities. The structure emphasizes a narrative buildup that culminates in a revealed moral at the end of each story, reinforcing the book’s educational intent. Visually, the process book shows stylized illustrations of the family members, aligning with Kuwaiti identity and appealing to younger audiences. Typography choices, such as Tajawal, support readability and complement the aesthetic of the illustrations. Overall, Ghamanda focuses on bridging imagination with heritage, passing down cultural wisdom in a way that is engaging, linguistically authentic, and visually coherent.