أدركت (نفرتيتي) أثناء صلاتها أن أمامها وأمام زوجها قرارات مصيرية وأن مستقبلها كملكة ومستقبل البلاد سيأخذ منعطفا اخر,منعطفا خيراً جداً,قد يجازف الزوجان المليكان بشعبيهما,قد يخسران حب الناس وكل شيء,قد ينقلب الناس عليهما فيكونان من الخاسرين !
ARABIC THOUGHTS
“Arabic Thoughts in English Poems” is poetry book written in English free verse. It is an initiative to express the writer’s Arab culture to the English spoken world. However, many poems share the universal elements of the new global culture. The book is written in five chapters that cover different themes.
Book summary
“Arabic Thoughts in English Poems” is a book of free poetry written in English. The book is an initiative to express the culture of the Arab writer to the English-speaking world. However, many of the poems contain elements that could represent the new global culture. The book is written in five chapters covering different topics
In 1949, writer Helen Hanff began correspondence with a used bookstore in London, asking them to help her secure some classic books that she could not find in New York. Over the course of 20 years, letters are exchanged between her and the store’s employees, especially Frank Doyle, who secures the books and sends them to her. This correspondence begins with a request for a copy of Hazlitt’s Three Essays and gradually deepens, building a transparent human relationship between book lovers on both sides of the ocean. In the details of their personal lives on the one hand, and chronicling the history of the two countries on the other hand, it includes talk about the food crisis in Britain after rationing, the pivotal elections in both countries, the sports clubs, their social life, Frank’s family news, the development of Helen’s professional career, and even the method of making pudding.
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