Books and novels

Section: Translated novels Dimensions: 11*17 The novel tells the story of the lives of four sisters and depicts the girls' daily lives, their hopes and ambitions, and the way each of...

Section: Translated Novels Number of pages: 628 pages Uncle Tom's Cabin is one of the most famous novels in all of American literature. In it, its author depicted the lives...

Section: Translated novels Number of pages: 576 pages Dimensions: 11*17 Publisher: Hemingway House It tells the story of a widow named Jeanne Forte who struggles to support her children after the...

Section: Psychology Number of pages: 490 pages Ways of Thinking is the culmination of decades of research by renowned Stanford psychology professor Carol S. Dweck in the field of developmental...

Section: Psychology Number of pages: 294 pages "If the brain were simple enough to be understood, it would not be so complex that it could understand itself." The brain is...

Section: History Books Number of pages: 356 pages From Babylon to Baghdad... The cultural influence that the Babylonians had on those who came after them took two different paths: the...

Section: History Books Number of pages: 160 pages The Mount of Olives is a living testimony by the Turkish writer Falih Rıfkı Atay to the last days of the Ottomans...

Section: Human Development , Economy Number of pages: 339 pages To the Aztec, Inca, and Mayan cultures, the cheetah was a symbol of strength and courage, an example of physical...

Section: Arabic Novels Number of pages: 447 pages Reading plays a major role in creating great personalities, and the book Reading is the Craft of Greatness confirms this by telling...

Section: Psychology Number of pages: 472 pages Psychological pioneers The word “evil” rarely appears in documents of the United Nations, which is careful to avoid controversial language. But it was...

Section: Thought and Philosophy Number of pages: 205 pages In duties, it is built on a very precise hierarchy. The homeland is at the top of the pyramid. In fact,...

Section: Notes Dimensions: 11*17 Gibran expresses his views on life through his treatment of human relationships that connect man to man.