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Daddy Long Shadow Author Name: Jean Webster When I first came to college, I hated the orphanage because it deprived me of the normal upbringing other girls had, but now I don't feel that way at all. I consider the orphanage an extraordinary adventure...

The Iliad Author's name: Homer The Iliad is one of the greatest epics of classical Western literature, with which Homer laid the foundations of epic poetry in both form and content. The Iliad represents the epic poetic vision of the Trojan War, a ten-year...

chess player Author's name: Stefan Zweig The Chess Player by Stefan Zweig... Stefan Zweig wrote to his friend Hermann Kitzen five weeks before his suicide: "I have nothing important to say about myself. I have written a short story according to my favorite, miserable...

My arch enemy Author Name: Jean Webster I, Sally McBride, become the director of an orphanage? My poor friends, have you lost your minds? I am no more fit to look after 100 children than I am to look after a zoo! Several years...

Pride and Prejudice   Author: Jane Austen   In Georgian England, where hearts are bound by the constraints of social status, the allure of wealth, and the power of prestige and influence, unfolds one of the most timeless love stories. Elizabeth Bennet, with her...

Red Corner Corpses Author's name: Muhammad Al-Nadi A horrific crime rocks the Al-Zawya Al-Hamra district when Asmaa encounters a blind, disfigured woman. Behind her terrified silence, she uncovers secrets surrounding the disappearance and brutal murder of two young girls. The investigation, led by the...

Who said you know? Author's name: Sharif Badi' Al-Nour ‎ Who said you know? Do you remember what you studied in your history book? What you heard on a program from a guest whose face was marked by time, hinting at a fierce battle?...

The Old Man and the Sea Author's Name: Ernest Hemingway This is a short novel by American author Ernest Hemingway, and is considered one of his most notable literary works. First published in 1952, the novel tells the story of an elderly Cuban fisherman...

Moby Dick Author's Name: Herman Melville One of the greatest works of fiction in the history of literature. Essentially, "Moby-Dick" is the story of a strangely mad man waging a ruthless war against a creature as vast, dangerous, and unknown as the sea itself....

Treasure Island Author's Name: Robert Louis Stevenson Treasure Island is an adventure story about a young boy, Jim, whose peaceful life is intruded upon by a strange, hot-tempered old sailor. He is amazed and frightened by this man, and through him, he meets people...

The Merchant of Venice Author's name: Shakespeare "The Merchant of Venice" is a famous play by William Shakespeare, set in Venice, Italy. The play tells the story of a merchant named Antonio who borrows money from the Jewish moneylender Shylock to help his close...

Then the sun rises Author's Name: Ernest Hemingway The novel is an insightful look at the disillusionment and existential angst of the post-World War I generation, depicting the lost generation left behind by the war. Although the war is not directly mentioned in the...

Dracula Author's name: Bram Stoker At the heart of bleak Transylvania lies a terrifying, ancient secret. When young lawyer Jonathan Harker travels to Count Dracula's castle in the Carpathian Mountains, he finds himself confronted by unimaginable forces. He soon discovers that the Count is...

Narnia Days The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Author Name: C.S. Lewis In a mysterious old house owned by a strange-looking old professor, curiosity drove little Lucy to open the door of an old cupboard she found in an empty room. Little did...

days Author's name: Taha Hussein Taha Hussein's eyesight was doomed to fail, but his heart was a beacon of light. He was a child consumed by despair, driven to suicide, only to transform into an exceptional figure who, perhaps, will never be replicated. He...

The genius of a friend Author's name: Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad Many historians have devoted themselves to translating the biography of the great companion Abu Bakr al-Siddiq, leaving little to say about him. Al-Aqqad realized this, and his book on Abu Bakr differed. He presented...

Omar's genius Author's name: Abbas Mahmoud Al-Akkad Islamic history is replete with great men who inscribed its major events with letters of light that radiate from their righteousness and benefit to people, thus deserving of immortality. Among these is "Umar ibn al-Khattab," one of...

The misers Author's name: Al-Jahiz In this book, you will find three things: a funny argument, a clever trick, or a rare and amazing benefit. You will laugh at it if you wish, and have fun if you get bored with seriousness. Al-Jahiz portrayed...

Blame of passion Author's name: Abu al-Faraj ibn al-Jawzi Ibn al-Jawzi spoke in the introduction to this book about the reason for his writing it, saying: “Someone whose complaint aroused my enthusiasm to compile this book complained to me about a calamity that had...

The tormented on earth Author's name: Taha Hussein Taha Hussein excelled here in depicting several scenes from the painful Egyptian reality of the 1940s, a reality rife with poverty, ignorance, and classism; a society that cared little for those without wealth, nor looked down...