Books and novels

Section : Translated novels Number of pages: 424 pages Publisher: Dar Al-Rafidain A touching human story about a mother who lost a daughter and a son in World War II, who...

Section: Translated novels Number of pages: 369 pages A profound philosophical novel about life and its loud sounds. A character who overflowed beyond all limits and escaped from the prison of...

Section: Translated novels Dimensions: 11*17 It is a novel by the American writer Margaret Mitchell, published in 1936. The writer narrates important details and moving and exciting events in this novel,...

One of the most famous literary characters who rebelled against his original text and acquired his own manifestations in other texts, in addition to many cinematic, theatrical and cartoon works....

Translated by: Ahmed Salah El-Din Section : Translated novels Number of pages: 280 pages Publisher: Dar Al-Rafidain It is a narration of love as an act and a state, the past...

Translated by: Ali Shiri Section : Translated novels Publisher: Dar Al-Rafidain The events of the novel, in which Tolstoy merged many characters, major and minor, historical and fictional, were invented by...

Translated by: Raneem Al-Amiri Section : Translated novels Number of pages: 405 pages Publisher: Dar Al-Rafidain In this novel, Stevenson laid the foundations for adventure books, which otherwise would have remained...

An ordinary company employee suddenly decides to get rich by working in trade, specifically choosing the cheese trade, which he dislikes, following advice from an acquaintance. Number of pages: 148...

The novel revolves around crime, its motives, and the fate of the perpetrator, including punishment and its impact on society. It tells the story of an ambitious and rebellious young...

Section: Translated novels Number of pages: 348 pages Publisher: Dar Al Rafidain A novel about a young poet contemplating suicide, written by a poet who had often contemplated suicide before carrying...

Through a love story, Kazantzakis reviews the stages of relationship development from its dawn, where complete freedom and utter debauchery reign, passing through the shadow of doubt and the beginnings...

"Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Never Grew Up" was first published in 1904. Barrie wrote it in memory of his brother, who died in a skating accident before reaching...