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Young adventurers can take to the high seas with this colorful book that explains all about the pirate's life.
Alice Walker's follow-up to her novel, The Color Purple. First published in 1990, The Temple of My Familiar, spent more than four months on the New York Times bestseller list. This acclaimed novel is "part love story, part fable, part feminist manifesto, part political statement, Walker's new novel follows a cast of interrelated...
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s essential thoughts on nonviolence, social policy, integration, black nationalism, and the ethics of love and hope.
An Arabic translation of the only complete novel written by Edgar Allan Poe. It tells the story of young Arthur Gordon Pym who stows away on a whaling ship called the Grampus. From shipwreck to mutiny to cannibalism, Pyam experiences many adventures and misadventures on the high seas.
Drawing from unpublished writings, rare documents, and oral memory, this is one of the most comprehensive historical accountings of the Jews of Iraq.
This intriguing novel is based on the life of the well-known Lebanese writer, May Ziade, and highlights the important role played by women in a society gripped by stifling patriarchy. May worked tirelessly for women's expression but was never accepted among the literary elite of her time. Her nephew had her committed to a mental...
Yunus is a boy with Down syndrome who loves to eat sweets and loves to leave special treats for his friends.
Abu al-Fasad is a small wagtail bird that wears a clock to help him keep track of the time. When the flock begins its seasonal migration, Abu al-Fasad has friends in every country where they stop to rest. He loves to visit them, but it is very important that he isn't late for the next leg of the migration.
Muhammad Ali Pasha ruled Egypt from 1805 to 1848. Besides being a prolific military commander, he is well known for his attempts to advance Egyptian knowledge and society by sending young Egyptian students abroad to study at major European instutions of higher education and scientific research. He wanted to modernize Egypt making it...
Young historians learn about the Roman empire through the eyes of a girl named Lavinia.