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The first book of A Song of Ice and Fire Section: translated novels Number of pages: 1746 pages Publisher: Dar Al-Tanweer for printing and publishing The events of the novels...

Section: human development Number of pages: 337 pages Publisher: Sand Publications Manson takes us on a historical tour to remind us that we live in an interesting time, where everything...

The fifth book of A Song of Ice and Fire Section : Translated novels Number of pages: 1273 pages Publisher: Dar Al-Tanweer for printing and publishing The things below are moving,...

Section: human development Pages: 510 pages Publisher: Enlightenment Why We Sleep is the first book about sleep written by a specialist who holds the position of director of the Berkeley...

This novel, which has been reprinted numerous times and adapted into a film, is set during the Cold War and depicts the conflict between British and Russian intelligence in Europe....

A collection of short stories in which Kanafani, in all his literary creativity, draws inspiration from the tragedy of the Palestinian people, of whom Ghassan Kanafani wrote nothing but about...

who now stands under the low roof of misery in the front line of battle, pushing, and continues to push more than anyone else." This is how Ghassan, the Palestinian...

This collection includes human experiences under occupation and the Nakba, showcasing aspects of Palestinian life and suffering. The story "The Stolen Shirt" takes us into a world of poverty and...

It addresses issues of renaissance, revolution, freedom, and justice, concerning both Egypt and other nations' experiences, especially as we stand on the threshold of a new phase in our national...

Discover how to achieve peace and tranquility amidst the whirlwind of modern life with this guide that embodies Zen wisdom, from one of Japan's most prominent monks, which has achieved...

In this biography, we will discover how the magic that characterized Márquez's works was rooted in the strangeness of his family members and the great influence of his mother and...

In this novel, Dostoevsky presents his vision of the ambiguity, contradictions, and even humiliation inherent in overwhelming love. He shows how, when this love becomes extreme, the weaker party pays...