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Bridging Worlds is a practical, engaging, and respectful guide to the customs, traditions, values, and social norms of Arab societies. Written for travelers, educators, students, researchers, diplomats, business professionals, and curious readers, it explains how Arabs think, live, celebrate, and communicate — from hospitality, family, and religion to etiquette, business culture, and everyday interactions. Moving beyond headlines and stereotypes, the book offers clear explanations and real-life examples that help readers avoid cultural misunderstandings and build meaningful, confident relationships across cultures. Reviewed by academic experts in Arab culture and intercultural communication, it is a bridge of understanding built on knowledge, empathy, and shared humanity.

DES IDÉES DE L’IDÉE est un livret philosophique composé de courtes réflexions, de fragments et de pensées formulées dans l’esprit de tweets, où chaque phrase ouvre une piste de sens. À travers ces paragraphes brefs, l’auteur explore des thèmes variés — l’urbanisme, l’histoire, la science, la nature, la langue, l’âme et l’existence — en cherchant à comprendre la place de l’être humain entre le réel et l’abstrait, la raison et le sentiment, la modernité et l’authenticité. Ce recueil rassemble ainsi des idées spontanées mais profondes, qui invitent le lecteur à méditer, à questionner et à revisiter les fondements de sa propre perception du monde.

Hymns by the Sea of Marmara is a collection of short stories that takes readers on a deeply human journey through lives shaped by hardship, hope, loss, and resilience. The stories explore pressing social and humanitarian issues, including irregular migration, violence and extremism, women’s right to education and creative expression, the decline of reading, poverty, betrayal, family sacrifice, the longing for a mother, and the search for true happiness.

Blending social realism with poetic language, Assia Kaddous portrays characters confronting fear, deprivation, injustice, and separation while continuing to hold on to faith, dignity, compassion, and the power of the written word. The collection also draws upon a rich literary heritage, weaving cultural and philosophical references into narratives filled with vivid imagery, symbolism, and emotional depth.

Through reflective passages and open endings that invite readers to imagine the characters’ ultimate destinies, Hymns by the Sea of Marmara presents literature as a form of resistance, healing, and moral responsibility. It is a moving tribute to human solidarity and to the enduring ability of stories to awaken empathy and conscience.

Cet ouvrage propose une analyse approfondie du monde rural en Algérie, à travers une approche comparative fondée sur les principes de l’agriculture comparée, de l’économie rurale et de l’aménagement du territoire. Il s’attache à décrypter les dynamiques structurelles, économiques et sociales qui ont façonné les espaces ruraux algériens, depuis l’indépendance jusqu’aux mutations contemporaines.
L’auteur examine les transformations des systèmes agraires, les politiques agricoles successives, la gestion des ressources naturelles, ainsi que les enjeux liés à la sécurité alimentaire, au développement territorial et à la durabilité environnementale. L’ouvrage met en lumière les interactions entre les milieux physiques, les systèmes de production et les dynamiques socio-économiques, tout en soulignant les défis et les potentialités du monde rural.
S’inscrivant dans une perspective analytique et comparative, ce livre s’adresse aux chercheurs, aux étudiants, aux décideurs publics et à tous ceux qui s’intéressent aux questions du développement rural, de l’agriculture et de l’aménagement du territoire en Algérie.

Maher 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

several years that trace an intimate human journey through love, loss, introspection, struggle, and renewed hope. The collection blends free verse and short poetic reflections, marked by emotional honesty and quiet depth.

The poems explore universal themes such as time, memory, absence, human relationships, and the search for meaning amid personal and global upheavals, including the experience of isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each poem reads like a step forward in an inner journey—an attempt to go “miles farther” toward understanding, healing, and self-acceptance.

More than a simple poetry book, Miles Farther is an emotional map of lived experience, offering readers a space to recognize themselves and to feel that poetry can still guide, comfort, and illuminate the human soul.

freed Palestinian detainee Israa Ja’abis opens the pages of memory and pain, recounting her harrowing journey since surviving severe burns and being arrested in 2015. Through years of medical neglect, isolation, and daily struggle, she rebuilds herself word by word. Blending literary reflections, poetry, personal notes, and drawings, Israa presents a powerful testimony of suffering and resilience—a story of motherhood, loss, and the light of hope that refuses to fade despite chains and wounds. Pained is a testament to survival, a rebirth from the ashes, and the voice of a woman who turned her anguish into a message for the world.

🔹 Sinossi in italiano del libro “Palestina vista da vicino”
✍️ Autore: Hossam Shaker

Questa raccolta di saggi e testimonianze offre uno sguardo umano e profondo sulla realtà dell’occupazione israeliana in Palestina. L’autore documenta storie autentiche di vittime civili – bambini, madri, paramedici, giornalisti – e denuncia le violazioni quotidiane dei diritti umani attraverso una narrazione sensibile ma decisa.

Attraverso articoli pubblicati in anni diversi, il libro affronta eventi come la Marcia del Ritorno a Gaza, l’uccisione di Yaser Murtaja, il martirio di Razan al-Najjar, e la demolizione di Khan al-Ahmar, mettendo in discussione la propaganda israeliana e il silenzio internazionale.
L’opera è un invito a guardare da vicino per comprendere la profondità del dramma palestinese, ed è anche un atto di resistenza narrativa che sfida l’oblio e i pregiudizi mediatici.