We are a generation without farewell, says the German writer Wolfgang Borchert, summarizing the tragedy of his generation that was led into World War II without anyone saying goodbye to it. Perhaps Borchert is the voice most capable of expressing this generation, and that war that left massive material and spiritual devastation in Germany. It also left literary ruin.
Borchert left behind a collection of short stories that his fellow Nobel Prize winner for Literature, Heinrich Böll, describes as “complete masterpieces,” while Egyptian writer Ibrahim Aslan sees in his stories “a sublime expression of the ferocity of all wars without a single direct word.”
In this book, we present to the reader a selection of these stories, and what attracted us to them is the human approach to major topics, such as war and death, love and the feeling of loss, and the artistic expression of them.
About the book (You are the Author)
It has become necessary for each of us to realize his latent abilities and awaken them in order to direct them towards success after he masters the mechanisms of writing the future, and turns all the obstacles he faces into gifts that push him towards the peaks and elevate himself towards perfection.
Your life is the core of what you believe in and a reflection of what you believe. Your life is its author.
There is no impossible as long as there is infinite energy that God Almighty has deposited in us for us to work with, energy that moves us and pushes us towards our goals.
It's time to discover all those skills you have at your disposal
(You are the author)..
Abeer Juma Al Hosani
June 2016 AD
About the book
The book is a short story for children about the life cycle of water in a simplified way. It explains the effect of sunlight and how it helps in changing the state of water to vapor and how clouds form until the water returns to the earth through a story that the mother tells to her little girl Maha, starting with Maha, who loves rain and prepared Her rain clothes are red and she asks her mother how the rain falls, and her mother tells a story about the sun’s rays and the rays releasing the water on the ground, and how it turns into steam and how the steam turns into a small cloud through a machine similar to a cotton candy machine. This is her first experience of traveling with the wind and seeing the desert. Mountains and valleys, and its rain falls on the Silver City until you pass by the village inhabited by Maha and see them playing, so you decide to return all of them to the earth to be with her.
