Novels under 50 dirhams

The novel revolves around the character of Harry Haller, a middle-aged man who experiences a state of alienation and inner turmoil, feeling divided into two halves: a human half that seeks knowledge, culture, and spiritual life, and a wild, wolf-like half that lives by...

Here, at last, is "Jo's" novel, the first Alcott romance, whose tantalizing hints in the classic autobiographical "Little Women" have for generations left fans yearning for more. Now, after almost 150 years in family archives, Louisa May Alcott's first novel has finally arrived for...

"A captivating and simple love story, set in a small American town... A story that stays with you long after you finish reading its last page, regretting its departure" - Trance Stamp. If you have experienced a single true love in your life that...

How can the theft of a cheap umbrella turn into a tragedy? Only in great literature can you recognize life as an interconnected series of events, as in this enjoyable novel, which its author described as his best, and which critics have described for...

There is a rational imagination, a mad imagination, and an imagination that soars between both worlds to gather wonder from each. To this latter type belongs Abd Al-Rahim Kamal's new novel, "Sons of Houra." "And there he found himself in a room without a...

Is it time to talk about Hussein now? Yes, we always need this time. Despite the abundance of what has been written - and read - about Hussein, the Master of Martyrs and the Master of the Youth of Paradise (may God make us...

"Death of Bed Number 12" by the Palestinian author Ghassan Kanafani is a dense narrative work belonging to the humanitarian realism for which he was renowned. The text uses the hospital setting as a symbolic stage, where "Bed Number 12" becomes a focal point...

"All That's Left to You" is one of the most prominent works by Palestinian writer Ghassan Kanafani. It is a short, condensed text that combines psychological depth and political symbolism simultaneously.The novel employs a multi-narrative technique, with voices alternating between characters, and even the...

The novel "Returning to Haifa" is a short, deeply significant text that addresses the issue of identity and return from a complex human and intellectual perspective.The novel is characterized by a concise structure and direct yet charged language, where the personal event transforms into...

"Men in the Sun" represents a milestone in modern Arabic literature due to its profound symbolic and human depth.The novel's strength lies in its intense symbolism: the tank becomes a metaphor for the stifling Arab situation, the desert reflects harshness and loss, while the...

"The Stolen Shirt" reveals, in a simple yet powerful manner, the harshness of poverty and the distortion it inflicts upon human values.In it, Kanafani does not present theft as merely a crime, but rather as a natural outcome of an unjust social reality, where...

"Umm Sa'ad" presents a vivid picture of the simple Palestinian woman who transforms into a symbol of resistance and steadfastness.The novel employs a simple and direct style, blending narrative with reflection, as the narrator offers an intimate portrayal of daily life in the camp...

"The Land of Sad Oranges" deeply embodies the tragedy of Palestinian refuge after the 1948 Nakba. The collection includes a number of short stories that document the initial moments of despair and chronicle the harsh transformation from a stable life to a reality of...

Joblin was born in 1988, when his grandfather was 47 years old. The grandfather lived to see his grandson embark on a journey that confined him to a small circle of 21st-century vagabonds who called themselves "The Roaming Boys." It is a journey into...

"Christ Recrucified" is a social psychological novel, a magnificent work of art penned by a skilled and established writer. It possesses artistic delicacy, vibrant strength, and a poetic touch in its refined portrayal of Christ's suffering. It is an epic depiction of humanity's struggle...

The events of this novel take place in the last days of the Soviet Union, when Russian society was exhausted by wars, and then came the era of openness, promising a different world. The Russian writer Oleg Roy, a contemporary Russian author who published...

In "The Metamorphosis," and the other stories in this book, the reader is confronted with stories that represent an existential crisis and point to a division that occurs as a result of several accumulated factors. This separates consciousness from the unconscious, and human alienation...

Following the widespread success of "Nawram and Slavery," the second part of "The Miracle Child" novel written by Detective Saif, which achieved immense fame and success overnight, and after a few years, Saif meets the same fate as Marwan. This demonic infection quickly spreads...

A mysterious tale in the world of "Stranger Things," where horror lurks around every corner. What is this novel about? About a small town harboring a dark secret on its outskirts. About silent streets where inexplicable shadows hide. And about an eccentric man... but...

A mysterious lab... a terrifying scientist... a secret history... If you think you know the truth about Eleven's mother, prepare for facts that will turn your world upside down, as revealed in this novel that delves into the events preceding the famous series (Stranger...