One spring day, Don Juan lands in the garden of a cook who runs a restaurant near the ruins of a French monastery. A friendship is established between the two, and the adventurous traveler tells his friend on dark evenings his stories with women, each of whom is of indescribable beauty.
There are literary characters who are born and do not die. Over the years, these characters witness multiple births, each time taking on a different form and a new dimension. Among these characters is Don Juan, to whom Peter Handke returns in this novel, to raise many questions, and to present his reflections on love, the spirituality of love, and the passage of time, destroying the common image of his hero, presenting a new one. Claiming that all previous Don Juan characters were fake, and that "Don Juan" is the real and honest one.
He entertains us and his people:
Nice interactions in the Emirati dialect..
In how many languages can I say I love you? How do I describe a successful person? Describe the best party you have ever attended. The compliment that I will never forget is... Can you tell Wade about a person by his appearance?
Think you already know a lot about yourself and others? Yamatna wa Nasa is a game that will help you discover things you don't know about yourself and others. The game is suitable for all ages. Minimum of 2 players.
Whether you're playing with a friend, spouse, or family member, Yamtna wa Nasa is a great starting point for not only great conversations, but it's also a fun way to use and practice the Emirati dialect.
The game contains 100 entertaining and thoughtful questions, all in the Emirati dialect that spark meaningful and interesting conversations - over a meal, in a majlis, at a party, at your next group gathering, or simply in the comfort of your own home.
It is suitable for playing during special occasions as well as informal gatherings.
The Whole Kremlin Army: A Brief History of Contemporary Russia
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It is common knowledge in Russia that all decisions are made by one person: Vladimir Putin. This is partly true. In fact, all decisions are made by Putin. But Putin is not one person. It is a great collective mind. Dozens, even hundreds of people guess every day what decisions Putin should make. Vladimir Putin himself is guessing all the time about what decisions he must make in order to be popular, to be understood and to gain the support of “the great collective Vladimir Putin.” This is a very important myth: that everything in Russia is related to Putin, that without him everything would change and that the current image of Putin - the terrible Russian Tsar - was shaped for him, often without his participation: by courtiers, foreign partners, and journalists. This collective Vladimir Putin has been praising his memories all these years, in order to prove to himself that he is right. In order to convince himself that his actions were logical, that he had a plan and a strategy, and that he had not committed mistakes, but rather he was forced to act in this way, because he was struggling with enemies and fighting a harsh and continuous war. That's why my book is a history of an imagined war. A war that must not end, otherwise we would be forced to admit that it never existed. We have all invented a Putin character that we like. Most likely, it will not be the last character.
في هذا الكتاب تسلك الكاتبه آنا مارى شيمل طريقا شائكا يصعب على كثير من الكتاب الخوض فيه، وهو طريق الكتابة الروحانية أو الصوفية فى الإسلام فهو طريق مليء..
1- Poems and words that wander between the love of years, certain longing, and through stubborn imagination
With that beautiful patience, I find that separation is far and meeting is near
I can only tell you that... your love is a test...
2- Love and longing... imagination and patience... separation and meeting... in short, this is the test of love.
3- Poems and words describing the trial of love that combines love, longing, imagination, patience, separation, and then meeting.
Catherine, an orphan girl, carries the stigma of her social background because she is of mixed race, in an era when society was against her and all the principles she represented. In the midst of her daily struggle, music gives her the freedom to temporarily escape and the possibility of dreaming of a better life. Within a journey ravaged by the vicissitudes of unexpected motherhood and an absent husband, Catherine strives to protect this hard-earned haven and rely on her talent to build a future for her family.
Mahsa is also an orphan girl, who grows up in an atmosphere of loss after her parents die and she is sent to live with her relatives in Pakistan. As part of her struggle to find her freedom, Mahsa flees to Montreal, leaving her first love behind. But in the end, she discovers the impossibility of cutting the threads of her past, and finally finds herself forced to accept an arranged marriage. For Mahsa, music becomes her beautiful solace, allowing her to escape from the oppressive circumstances that surround her.
In light of their struggle between the visible life and the hidden life, the two girls, music lovers, meet...
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“I can no longer remember the number of times I stood captivated by the details of the events of this poignant novel. Each page depicts hope versus despair, and asks us to struggle to achieve our dreams without which we would be lost. This story, which presents the themes of motherhood and friendship, through its two exceptional heroines, will remain... Engraved in my memory to accompany me for a long time.”
Khaled Hosseini, author of The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns.
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