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Maher and the Magic Mobile Phone
$9.28Maher and the Magic Mobile Phone” tells the story of a smart and hardworking boy who moves with his family to a new city in Algeria. Feeling lonely, Maher befriends two boys who negatively influence him and make him ignore his studies. One day, Maher finds a strange old mobile phone that turns out to be magical and offers him three wishes. Instead of using it wisely to learn, Maher uses the wishes to complete his homework and school projects without effort.
As he becomes more dependent on the magic phone, Maher stops studying altogether. During exams, he gets into trouble when his answers match those of his classmates, and the teacher suspects cheating. Maher realizes his mistake, destroys the phone, and promises to work hard, stay responsible, and avoid bad company. The story teaches valuable lessons about discipline, choosing good friends, and the importance of honest effort
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PALMA: The Lonely Guardian of Tinhinane’s Desert
$14.99About the Book
Meet Palma, a gentle date palm who lives in the legendary land of Queen Tin Hinane.
Through her touching story, young readers discover the beauty of the Algerian desert, the importance of clean water, and the dangers of pollution and global warming.
As Palma shares her joys, fears, and hopes, children learn that even the smallest acts of kindness can help protect nature and preserve our planet for future generations.
Filled with warmth, adventure, and unforgettable illustrations, Palma is an inspiring story that encourages every child to become a guardian of the Earth.
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Sabra and the Desert Queen
$8.99Sabra and the Desert Queen” tells the inspiring story of Sabra, a sensitive young girl from Tamanrasset who struggles with stuttering, low self-confidence, and bullying at school. To help her relax and feel better, her family takes her on a trip to the Algerian Sahara. While camping under the starry night, Sabra discovers a magical bookstore that appears only at night, called Dar El Hikma (“House of Wisdom”).
Inside, she finds an old mysterious book that puts her into a dream where she meets the legendary Tuareg Queen Tin Hinane. The Queen teaches her that intelligence has many forms, and that patience and bravery can guide her through challenges. Encouraged and empowered, Sabra wakes up with renewed determination. She studies hard, asks questions despite her stutter, and slowly begins to succeed—becoming a “queen” in her own heart