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      • Host Publishers

        Now Host publishes children’s, SF, fantasy and YA literature, too.   Host has introduced to Czech readers the crime novels of Stieg Larsson, David Lagercrantz, Lars Kepler and Jussi Adler-Olsen. Books by Czech authors Alena Mornštajnová, Kateřina Tučková, Petra Soukupová and Jiří Hájíček have also become bestsellers. But Host can of course take pride in more than just its leading role in the sales charts. The content of its catalogue of publications is of remarkably high quality and includes many leading writers from abroad, including Olga Tokarczuk, Jeffrey Eugenides and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Czech writers including Jan Němec, Jakuba Katalpa and Matěj Hořava. Host provides opportunities for début authors, too.

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        Bastei Lübbe AG

        Bastei Lübbe AG, based in Cologne, Germany, is a large, both traditional and modern company in the German publishing industry, specializing in the publication of books, audio books and eBooks with fiction and popular science content. The company's core business also includes periodically published novel books. The product range of the twelve imprints of the media company currently comprises a total of around 3,600 titles from the fiction, non-fiction, children's and youth book sectors. International and national bestselling authors such as Ken Follett, Dan Brown, Jeff Kinney, Rebecca Gablé, Petra Hülsmann, Andreas Eschbach, Timur Vermes and many more have published their books at the Cologne publishing house, some of them for decades. Die in Köln ansässige Bastei Lübbe AG ist ein großes, sowohl traditionsreiches wie auch modernes Unternehmen im deutschen Verlagswesen, das auf die Herausgabe von Büchern, Hörbüchern und eBooks mit belletristischen und populärwissenschaftlichen Inhalten spezialisiert ist. Zum Kerngeschäft des Unternehmens gehören auch die periodisch erscheinenden Romanhefte. Das Angebot der zwölf Verlage und Imprints des vor mehr als 60 Jahren gegründeten Medienhauses umfasst derzeit insgesamt rund 3.600 Titel aus den Bereichen Belletristik, Sach-, Kinder- und Jugendbuch. Internationale und nationale Bestsellerautoren wie Ken Follett, Dan Brown, Jeff Kinney, Rebecca Gablé, Petra Hülsmann, Andreas Eschbach, Timur Vermes und viele mehr veröffentlichen ihre Bücher zum Teil seit Jahrzehnten im Kölner Verlagshaus.

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      • Object Looking for Oneself
        Children's & YA

        Object Looking for Oneself

        by Basma Hossam

        My name is "Object", and I wonder all the time:What am I? Am I a tree? A bug? A bird? A fish? Thenafter a long journey of wondering, I discover that I'm justa human being.

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      • Geni Searching for a Profession
        January 2014

        Geni Searching for a Profession

        by Mekawy Said

        While searching for a book to read in his father’s library,  Hossam found a lamp that looked like that legendary lamp; i.e. Aladdin’s lamp. As in legendary stories which were told to him, Hossam started rubbing the lamp just to be surprised by the little genie named «Zawba’a» (Tornado) going out from this lamp. It took Hossam some time to understand what was going in and to deal fearlessly with this little genie. On contrary,  the genie exerted indefatigable efforts prove his extraordinary capabilities to Hossam. However, every time this little genie showed Hossam something magical, Hossam surprised him with some modern invention more surprising than that magic of the genie. The competition went on between the genie, who was dumbfounded to know that the modern era had surpassed with modern inventions all supernatural arts of magic, and Hossam, who felt sorry for this poor genie. Finally, the little genie came to acknowledge that he was unable anymore to catch up with the achievements of this era and agreed to become a disciple for the little boy Hossam who intelligently and excellently wowed the genie.

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      • For the Love of Life
        September 2020

        For the Love of Life

        by Alawieh Sobh

        At the moment of Youssef’s departure, a fiery memory, led by a convulsive body, opens. Basma’s cramps increase, but Youssef’s picture always brings a smile. Between the memory of a past paved with loss and love, and a harsher present of crumbling Arab cities, Basma clings to her body that never stops betraying her. Who said that our bodies are not like the stories of our cities? And who among us knows if our last dance is a farewell dance, or a new beginning? Alawiya Sobh: A Lebanese novelist. Published by Dar Al-Adab: Maryam of the Stories», «Donia», and «They name it Passion». Maryam of the Stories was published in German by Suhrkamp and in French by Gallimard.

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      • The Forgetten Garden

        The Forgetten Garden

        by Basma Elkhatib

        What do you see when you look around your street? Are there more people, shops, and buildings crowding the space as the years go by? Is the sky as blue as it once was, or has it turned grey from pollution?   On your street, on any street, there is a hidden place full of beauty and joy. It is there, silently waiting for someone to notice and appreciate it. Take a second and look around closely or you may just miss it.   Do you know what this place could be?

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      • Power of text: the discourse of Al Azhar and the crisis of ruling

        Power of text: the discourse of Al Azhar and the crisis of ruling

        by Basma Abdelaziz

        This book focuses on the discourse of the official religious institution (Al Azhar) under the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood. The suthor paid due attention to both statements made by al-Mashyakha and speeches of sheikh Al Azhar in Around the time of the ouster of the MB-president Mohamed Morsi 2013, and the subsequent Rab'aa massacre.   The study uncovers how the discourse of al-Azhar has concorded with that of the military and how the latter used The former to empower its own discourse, to re-shape the mass conscience, encouraging people to accept, even to support, the return of a military to power. It reveals also how Al Azhar has employed the ‘sacred’ Islamic scriptures of (Quran) to serve the military.  The author had a strong focus on usage of particular expressions in context, for example when Sheikh Al Azhar used ‘victims’ versus ‘martyrs’? when he started to use the expression of ‘terrorists’ in his speech? and in what situations? With a linguistic anchor, the author sought identifying the different identities that are represented in Al Azhar discourse (national, religious and politician), and highlighted issues of dependency and autonomy in al-Azhar relation to the military.

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      • The Jam Factory
        June 2019

        The Jam Factory

        by Dr. Suzan Hilou / Illustrator : Basma Hosam

        The Factory jam discovered the cause of the disease that afflicted his friends: trees, the river, and randma. What is this reason? And what is the decision that the manufacturer made to preserve the health of his friends?

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      • Egyptian Liver Journal
        Medicine
        2011

        Egyptian Liver Journal

        Online Journal

        by Edited by Hossam E Abdel-Latif Taha , Tawhida Y Abdel-Ghaffar

        Online Journal 3 issues/yr - 2013 Volume(s) - 1 www.eglj.com The Egyptian Liver Journal is a peer-reviewed clinical journal published by the National Liver Institute, Menoufiya University (NLI) and the Society of Friends of Liver Patients in the Arab World (SLPAW). The Journal publishes articles describing clinical and basic research in the field of Hepatology, in both humans and experimental models.

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        BLACK CROW
        Children's & YA

        BLACK CROW

        by JANJA VIDMAR

        BLACK CROWWritten by Janja Vidmar While getting used to living in London and attending school there, Jan comes across Hiba, a Syrian refugee who managed to escape the claws of the Islamic State. After a terrorist attack on the London Underground in which his father was wounded, Jan directs all his hatred and disappointment at Hiba. He sets off a sequence of events that st rongly affect him, his friends and family. Jan’s story is just one of many interwoven ones, in which we meet both London hooligans and young people at Islamic State training camps, in war zones and crisis spots in various parts of the world, as well as refugees on the Balkanrefugee route.Format: 14 x 20 cm250 pages | Age: 14+Nominated for the Večernica, Levstik and Desetnica Award in 2019.

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