She Was Like The Words.

She Was as the Words Were is a collection of prose poems and short, expressive texts inspired by the modern school of poetry. Written to celebrate and revive the enduring beauty of this literary form, the work bridges tradition and contemporary expression.

The Saudi author brings a fresh perspective to Arabic literature, presenting it in a simple and heartfelt style that resonates with both avid readers and those new to poetry. With its sincere and accessible language, this collection invites everyone to experience the depth and elegance of the written word, regardless of their background or familiarity with literature.

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Don't Worry

The story Don’t Worry captures the events of the COVID-19 pandemic and the challenges faced by children who were reluctant to return to school due to the virus’s spread. Thanks to God and the wise leadership of the United Arab Emirates, the pandemic was overcome, and the virus was eradicated through the tireless efforts of the first line of defense.

The people of the UAE found reassurance in the comforting words of the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan – may God protect him – who said: Don’t worry.

The story narrates these events by likening the coronavirus to a monster attacking the city, which is bravely defeated by the first line of defense, ultimately helping a little girl safely reach her school.

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Stories Told By My Mother

This book contains a collection of illustrated short stories, each independent in its content.

The stories are realistic and aimed at school-aged children, depicting situations common in every child’s life, such as jealousy, bullying, facing challenges, and the importance of home and family.

What ties these stories together is their inspiration from real life, despite featuring some fictional characters from the animal and inanimate worlds.

Each story leaves a positive impression on the child, making it an excellent choice for bedtime reading.

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Echoes Of Enchantment

When Clara’s grandmother gives her a spell book, it seems like a harmless gift. But everything changes with a single spell, thrusting Clara into a world of darkness she never knew existed. Friends turn against her, school feels like a battlefield, and even a relative is intent on stealing the book to carry out her wicked plans. Ashamed of the chaos she has caused, Clara sets out to heal her soul, conquer her fears, and bring an end to the turmoil she unleashed.

Her search leads her to forgotten libraries and mysterious adventures in the forest at night. With every step, she uncovers not only the truth, but also the enormous risks she faces. Can she undo the damage in time, or will the spell trap her forever?

Clara must face these challenges and more as the stakes grow ever higher.

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Listen To Your Heart.

I imagine the kind of people who will get this book, and at the same time I think of the days when I bought a book for my desperate heart a few years ago.

At the time I wondered whether one book could save a person; Because the books I read always made me feel better little by little; So I would recommend this book to those who suffer in front of themselves.

This book delivers the self-affirming message that the world can be amazingly different when you start loving yourself.

“I just want everyone to be happier.”

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The Adventures Of Michoux

This is the story of Michoux, the black parrot, an endemic bird of Seychelles, returning to its native habitat, a breathtaking garden called the Vallee de Mai. He left as an egg, hatched, and lived in London until its owner, John Patterson, decided that it was only right that Michoux live with his kind.

On its first day, Michoux, with remarkable adaptability, made friends and embraced a new diet enjoyed by his kind in his new place in a tropical climate. There, he goes on adventures and plays peek-a-boo with predators.

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The Boy With Roots

This inspiring and enjoyable story for children delivers important educational messages. It encourages young readers to overcome laziness, strive toward their goals, and approach tasks with effort and diligence.

The story also emphasizes the value of good health, promoting the joys of both physical and mental activity. Filled with exciting events and engaging characters, this tale captivates children while helping them understand the meaningful lessons it conveys.

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The Nightmare School

The story follows Martian, who fell asleep only to be overwhelmed by nightmares that led him to the Nightmare School, where the nightmare became a vivid reality for him.

Martian tries to escape and uncover the mystery behind the nightmare: how it came to him and who was responsible. He embarks on an adventure filled with intrigue and suspense.

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Distorted Revenge

Not every word penned in letters is read. Otherwise, why would dust gather on so many shelves, covering the books they hold? If books could speak, the world would tremble at their silent screams, their desperate pleas for freedom. They long to be liberated from their oppressive prisons. Only a true reader – a connoisseur, an enthusiast, or a collector – can choose them. But even then, they are merely transferred from one confinement to another.

Perhaps some of their words will linger in the reader’s mind, mingling with others to create new stories. These stories follow in the footsteps of their imprisoned brethren, waiting to be liberated. Freed, they roam minds and illuminate paths, offering solace and companionship. They never tire, never abandon, and suffer only the pain of being unheard.

The book sits imprisoned, its words trapped between the pages.  When someone finally opens it, the story dissipates into the air, mingling with the dust motes. It generously offers its words to the reader, who embraces it as a friend. Congratulations to you, reader, for finding this loyal companion. And congratulations to the book, for finding someone to give it dignity and free it from the shelf.

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I’m Listening When No One Is: A Heartfelt Conversation With An Introvert Who Has A Lot To Say

Loneliness has the audacity to strike us at the most sincere and unexpected moments, leaving us feeling weak and lifeless from within. It’s not merely the lack of companionship or connection that evokes such feelings; it’s something deeply rooted in the core of our souls. Amidst the swirling mix of emotions and feelings, we often find ourselves numb and incapable: incapable of talking, listening, or simply living. In desperation, we may seek to end the pain through the most unexpected means. However, logically speaking, these are not solutions to alleviate the suffering.

That’s where I come in to help you amidst the hardships that life throws your way. I am the friend you need when no one else is around. Through the melancholy of my words, I listen and embrace you, offering unwavering support and understanding. I am here for you, to help you breathe and exist through every challenge you face. Let my presence be a reminder that you are not alone, and together, we can navigate the depths of loneliness and emerge stronger, more hopeful, and ready to embrace the beauty that life has to offer.

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Where Is King Edward? Part Two - Series (It Rains Rabbits)

If you’ve read The Sky is Raining Rabbits, you’ve probably wondered what happened to King Edward, the ruler of Planet Carrot.

You’ll find the answer here in an entertaining adventure, featuring Maria and her family on one side, and King Edward on the other.

And if you haven’t read the first part, no worries – this story stands on its own, offering a delightful tale about King Edward, who once had a homeland… until it was devoured by rabbits!

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All The Major Losses And Astonishing Gains

A young boy is searching for his home after losing it to destruction, leaving nothing but rubble behind.

Uncertain of what ‘home’ truly means, he embarks on a journey with the help of kind-hearted monsters who guide him along the way.

Will the boy find his house, and discover the true meaning of home?

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