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creative mind Your key to success Ernest Holmes Is success a matter of luck? The book reveals the truth that changes everything: Your thoughts create your reality. Combining spiritual depth with mental clarity, Ernest Holmes presents a practical philosophy for transforming your life through...

human anxiety Jack Lavigne Anxiety is not an emergency, but an experience that every human being experiences when they begin to ask difficult questions: Who am I? Where am I going? And why do I feel like something is missing? In this philosophical work,...

The art of building relationships and making friends Dale Carnegie This book doesn't offer lessons in persuasion, as much as it opens your eyes to what you've missed in the simplest details of communication. It's not a book about rhetoric or flattery, but rather...

The essence of happiness Jiddu Krishnamurti Is happiness a goal we achieve or a lifestyle we choose every day? In this inspiring book, the author takes us on a journey within the human self, discovering that happiness is not an unattainable goal, but rather...

The Road to Happiness Bertrand Russell For anyone searching for a deeper meaning of happiness amidst the hustle and bustle of life, this book discusses the meaning of happiness and how one can achieve it despite life's difficulties. The book is divided into two...

bitter blackness Muhammad Suleiman al-Faki al-Shadhili In a profound narrative and a plot that grips the heart and mind, Muhammad Sulaiman al-Faki al-Shadhili plunges into worlds of violence, alienation, and the search for meaning amidst the rubble of destruction. The novel's events take place...

Blind Eyes of London Edgar Wallace In the heart of London, where fog blends with reality, a Canadian millionaire is murdered under mysterious circumstances, and the threads of the crime begin to twist around men who were never meant to meet. Inspector Larry Holt...

honor tax Alphonse Denari In the heart of Naples, between poverty and dreams, The Tax of Honor weaves the story of a brother and sister standing on the brink of falling and dignity. Alphonse Denari paints a profoundly human scene, as Gergona transforms from...

The Invisible Man Herbert George Wells A classic science fiction novel that reveals what happens when a person is freed from their image... and becomes a prisoner of their own selves. When a bandaged stranger enters a small village in the dead of winter,...

Night flight Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Amid the wings and darkness of night, Saint-Exupéry takes us soaring in a novel that replaces classical heroism with a heroism of a different kind: one of silence, discipline, and devotion. "Night Flight" is not just the story of...

The Noble Deceiver Douglas Blackburn Facts from the life of Piet Prinsloo, a civil servant of the Transvaal, as told by his brother-in-law. A stunningly satirical novel that brilliantly depicts early twentieth-century South African society through the character of Piet Prinsloo, a civil servant...

Get rid of anxiety George Lincoln Walton A practical and insightful book that provides a clear vision for understanding and dealing with anxiety. In a simple yet precise way, the author guides you through calming your mind, confronting obsessive thoughts, and dismantling stressful mental...

Devil's Paradise E. Hoffman Price Blending black magic with Eastern mystery, it draws the reader into a dualistic world where dreams intertwine with reality, and the promised paradise becomes a diabolical trap. Set in Bayonne, France, the two detectives, Farrell and Dartois, find themselves...

lonely soul Anna Radius Zuccari A long, extended confession, a transparent mirror of a solitary soul wandering between memory and contemplation, between the desire to belong and rebellion against all belonging. In a delicate, melodious style, Nira weaves a poetic revelation of loneliness and...

Green bus leaves Aleppo Jean Dost A moving novel that documents the Syrian tragedy through the eyes of those who silently lived it. With a mature narrative vision and transparent language, Jean Dost takes us to the heart of Aleppo at a moment of...

mental illness myth Thomas Stephen Sass In his bold book, Thomas Sasse not only questions psychiatry, but also undermines it from the ground up. He argues that mental illness is a myth created by society to restrict unwanted behavior, and that so-called treatment is...

My Chinese marriage May M. Franking - Katherine Anne Porter A rare human testimony about a complex love experience that develops amidst the profound clash between two civilizations. Through a sensitive autobiographical narrative, the author reveals the details of her relationship with a Chinese...

long legs Stephen W. Meder It all started with a letter from his father... and ended with a boy being thrown off a steamer in the middle of the night. Tad never imagined that a short vacation with his father would turn into a...

The story of the dew drop J.R. Macduff A seemingly simple story, but within its lines there is a subtle depth that cannot be said aloud. The story takes place in a world of flowers, plants, and birds, where a drop of dew lives,...

Prince of Cats ..The Life and Adventures of a Cat: The Author A rare blend of satire and philosophy, "Prince of Cats" is a satirical denunciation of the world through a creature not usually taken seriously. Tom the cat assumes the voice of the...

slow burning Henry Steele A tense science fiction novel set inside a space station threatened by a catastrophic derailment. Kevin Morrow leads his crew in a desperate race against time to save lives, as psychological pressures intertwine with political chaos and technological collapse. The...

How did Mr. Hogan rob the bank? John Steinbeck Steinbeck doesn't seek heroism, but rather writes about people as they are: scared, cynical, simple, and often... broken. The collection is short in pages, but it is full of the pulse of life—a life told...

Patcherta Djo Kostolani "Pacharta" is not the story of a girl who goes on vacation to a farm... it's a story about what remains inside us when we part, and about that small distance between love and fear. Kostolani writes this novel as if...

The Three Scammers Arthur Mackin A detective novel considered one of the most prominent mysteries in modern English literature. Its events take place in an atmosphere charged with suspicion and deception, where a mysterious golden statue is haunted, around which the destinies of three...

Moonset John Steinbeck A city under occupation, its calm concealing a different kind of resistance. Tension lurks in every corner, and in every detail, a hidden struggle between belonging and submission. Steinbeck weaves a world teeming with contradictions: a mayor who pretends to be...

The raven colt John Steinbeck A sweet and shocking novel that chronicles a young boy's journey toward maturity through his relationship with a pony he has long dreamed of, before encountering the harsh reality of life. Set in a rural American environment that oscillates...

Be kind until death Gigmund Moritz A Hungarian novel like no other... not just a story, but a complete, childlike, painful, honest feeling. It's a novel about a little boy... who buys a book, is afraid of the color crimson, dreams of writing, of...

yellow wallpaper Charlotte Perkins In this captivating psychological novel, Charlotte Perkins Gilman transforms a yellow-walled room into an arena of internal conflict between the self and its repression, between reason and madness, between the desire for liberation and the confines of male society. The...

The Pearl John Steinbeck A profound meditation on the forces of evil lurking within society and humanity, it effortlessly engages with major questions about greed, justice, and destiny. Steinbeck transports us to a poor village on the edge of the sea, where a rare...

The two sisters Henri Laman A novel that silently weaves threads of tension between two hearts that share everything... except destiny. The novel takes us to a world where jealousy and love coexist, where relationships are not clear, and intentions are not entirely innocent....

draw myself in the middle Adam Barta The novel comes alive from within the world of childhood, but it doesn't treat childhood as an innocent place, but rather as a primary space for confrontation with authority, fear, and isolation. The child narrator doesn't seek...

blue flowers Raymond Keno A unique novel inspired by the dream of the Chinese philosopher Chuang Tzu, who saw himself as a butterfly. Raymond Queneau blends absurdity with philosophy, history with delirium, to present a narrative masterpiece in which the dream alternates between two...

monastery girl Pierre du Trille Set in the heart of nineteenth-century France, where destinies intertwine and secrets lurk behind convent walls, "The Girl from the Convent" weaves a captivating tale of lost identity, a burdensome past, and a truth waiting to be revealed. The...

Thieves Adam Barta The Thief is one of the most distinguished works by Hungarian novelist Adam Barta, if not his most distinguished. Published in 2017 and acclaimed by critics and readers, Rika receives an unusual email: a relative has died in Sudan, leaving her...

In search of life Author's name: Dr. Nafie Al-Yasi Dr. Fouad suffers from heart failure and must travel abroad to find a heart donor before it's too late. Will he get what he wants?

The Yellow Room Puzzle Gaston Leroux In one of the most bizarre and exciting cases in the world of detective fiction, the intelligent young journalist Joseph Roltabe becomes embroiled in an attempt to solve a mysterious murder attempt inside a completely sealed room. All...

ignition John Steinbeck The novel addresses human issues such as love, betrayal, friendship, and family, through four sequential scenes set in different locations, including a circus tent, a farm, a ship, and a hospital room. With his precise and simple style, Steinbeck crafts vibrant...

Melting and getting lost Maryam Al Ghafli A collection of short stories that delve into the human conscience in its fleeting moments between alienation and longing, between dissolving into tragedy and wandering in existential questions. Maryam Al Ghafli writes with the eye of a...

Duduk's sobbing Jalal Burjas A novelistic biography that follows the inner voice amidst the darkness, writing the features of memory with a melody resembling distant music. Between childhood and writing, travel and dreams, the self is revealed in fragile moments and restless questions. It...

Enjoyment Maryam Hassan Al Ali Nothing is hidden behind walls. Everything is exposed: mistakes, betrayal, and broken desire. “Mataa” is not just the story of a prisoner, but the biography of a man who lost himself before losing his freedom. His past leads him...

Like a wound in a white throat Jalal Burjas A collection of delicate feelings, written in a soft language, and poetic reflections that touch the conscience without pretense. Poems that carry a purely emotional character, in which longing intertwines with wisdom, and in which...

Like any branch on a tree Jalal Burjas A collection in which the poet listens to the call of the interior and the whisper of the earth, forming poems from a mixture of nostalgia, loss, and belonging. Jalal Barjas writes with an eye for...

A moon without houses Jalal Burjas A collection of poems that delves into spaces of nostalgia, loss, and confused certainty, written from the heart of the desert with hands soaked by rain. Its texts juxtapose mud with metaphor, childhood with disappointment, and love with...

Spray on memory glass Jalal Burjas From the heart of the place and into its soul, where cities and villages—from Amman to Ma'an, from Luweibdeh to Madaba—transform into vibrant characters, participating in the narrative, conveying nostalgia, and adorning the text with the scents of...

earthquake Jalal Burjas Scattered scenes from the lives of ordinary people, facing crucial moments and silent collapses that resemble earthquakes in their impact, not in their sound. The stories are written with an eye that sees the small details that precede the collapse: a...

like a long sleep Latifa Al-Hajj Written with an open heart, it captures moments of love, longing, and anticipation, giving feelings ample space to breathe. In soft, honest language, it describes the details experienced by lovers alone: ​​the beloved's voice, their shadow, their absence,...

How are you very much? Mr. Al-Adisi A book that knocks on the doors of love with a sarcastic, tender, and ironic tone, a rare blend of raw emotion, popular intelligence, and shameless confessions. The author moves between the details of life, feelings, villages,...

Fire snakes: A man whose body was not only disfigured by fire, but also his memory, his voice, and his past. Between the ashes and the isolation, an unseen wound opens, and the story is born from the smoke of loss. There is no...

In love with narration: A book about those moments when we stop reading because a sentence resembles us more than we can bear. Brouin writes not as a critic, but as a woman who lived with stories, shared the details of their owners, and...

The blind man sees his shadow: A collection of stories brimming with wisdom and listening to the voice of the human soul, where existential questions intersect with the details of daily life in scenes written in a captivating and intense language. In these texts,...