Novels under 50 dirhams

Memoirs from the House of the Dead   Author: Dostoevsky Translated by Sami Al-Droubi   This book is the fruit of Dostoevsky's personal experience, as he narrates what he himself endured in prison, though he attributes the memoirs to a man he named Alexander...

Uncle's Dream   Author: Dostoevsky       It is a short work written by Dostoevsky after his exile in Siberia between 1856 and 1858, and first published in 1859. It is characterized by being closer to comedy and social satire than to tragedy....

Humiliated and Insulted   Author: Dostoevsky   Translation: Sami Al-Durubi   Once again, Dostoevsky enters a world brimming with emotions of all kinds. Here we find extreme states of love, affection, compassion, noble stances, and an unlimited willingness to sacrifice, just as we find...

White Nights   Author: Dostoevsky Translated by: Sami Al-Durubi   A romantic novel that tells the story of four nights in the city of St. Petersburg, revolving around a dreaming young man who lives alone and meets a crying girl hoping for the arrival...

Poor Folk   Author: Dostoevsky   Translation: Sami Al-Durubi   The faces we encounter in this, Dostoevsky's first work, will reappear in his other works. They are the faces of "the poor" and their ways of life. We share their suffering as much as...

In My Cellar   Author: Dostoevsky       The novel "In My Cellar," originally known by its English title and sometimes translated into Arabic as "Notes from Underground" or "In My Cellar," is considered one of Dostoevsky's most important works and highly influential...

Body in the Hotel   Author: Arnaldur Indriðason   As usual, Arnaldur Indriðason plunges us into the world of mysterious crime, through a complex criminal plot; he skillfully depicts the movements of its characters using attractive personalities; demonstrating his ability to delve into the...

The Happy Prince and Other Tales   Author: Oscar Wilde‎ Wilde orally recounted the tales in this collection to his brother in Paris as subjects for a magazine he was corresponding with at the time. He did not know that they would later become...

Humiliated and Insulted   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by: Sami Al-Durubi   Humiliated and Insulted is a painful human novel in which Fyodor Dostoevsky depicts a world where dignity clashes with oppression, love with selfishness, and weakness with tyranny. The events of the novel...

Notes from the House of the Dead   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by Sami Al-Droubi   Notes from the House of the Dead is a profound human testimony in which Fyodor Dostoevsky chronicles his harsh experience in the Siberian camps, where a person is...

Notes from the Underground   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by Sami Al-Durubi   Notes from the Underground is a unique work in Fyodor Dostoevsky's literature, in which he presents the confessions of an outcast, a man withdrawn from society, living in stifling isolation within...

The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by: Sami Al-Drubi   "The Village of Stepanchikovo and Its Inhabitants" is a satirical novel in which Fyodor Dostoevsky portrays a seemingly simple rural world that, however, conceals a complex web of...

The Dream of a Ridiculous Man   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by Sami Al-Drubi   "The Dream of a Ridiculous Man" is a short story with profound meaning, in which Fyodor Dostoevsky presents a poignant philosophical reflection on despair and salvation, and on the...

Uncle's Dream   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by Sami Al-Droubi   Uncle's Dream takes us to a small 19th-century Russian town, where Maria Alexandrovna Moskaleva, with a keen mind and restless ambition, strives to marry her daughter Zinaida to an old, wealthy, and ailing...

The Gambler   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by. Sami Al-Durubi   "The Gambler" is set in a European resort and casino town, where Alexey Ivanovich works as a private tutor for an aristocratic Russian family burdened by debt, their present overshadowed by the anticipation...

White Nights   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by. Sami Al-Durubi   A classic short novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky, it transports the reader to worlds of loneliness, fragile dreams, and the fleeting spectrum of love, set against the backdrop of St. Petersburg during its White...

Poor Folk   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by Sami Al-Droubi   "Poor Folk" is a tender human novel that marks the astonishing beginning of Dostoevsky's literary career. In it, he presents a story woven from the exchanged letters between Makar Devushkin, a simple civil...

The Crocodile   Author: Dostoevsky   Translated by Sami Al-Droobi   An exceptionally satirical novel in which Fyodor Dostoevsky reveals the absurdity of social and intellectual reality through an improbable incident treated as entirely normal. A civil servant is swallowed alive by a crocodile,...

What Night Allows You to Confide   Author: Pierre Méla  

The Rubbish Chute   Author: Eva Bezhuashvili   Gino, a national hero officially decorated by the President, idles his days in front of the TV, aimlessly engrossed in sports betting. His wife, Mila, works in a beauty salon, trying to build a future for...