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Set against the backdrop of the Arab states, this collection of short stories brings to life imagined characters from a bygone era, inspired by the author's captivating photographs. Through meticulous research and personal encounters, readers meet Wajid, a pearl diver; Ahmed, a fisherman; and Aisha, connected to the benevolent date palm. Even a dreaming cat named Aziz finds his place in these tales. With its blend of narrative and visual storytelling, this volume serves as both an engaging read and a valuable resource for English learners, featuring 40 color photographs.

The book features striking photographs that capture the transformation of Oman since Sultan Qaboos bin Said's rise to power in 1970. It highlights the rapid development and modernization of the country, showcasing unique aspects of Oman's landscape, culture, and architecture during this period of change. Through these images, readers can explore the juxtaposition of traditional elements and contemporary advancements that define Oman’s identity today.

Focusing on the early development of the United Arab Emirates during the 1970s, this pictorial record captures the transformative changes of the era. Through a collection of photographs, it highlights the cultural, social, and architectural evolution of the region as it transitioned into a modern state. The visuals provide a nostalgic glimpse into the past, showcasing the resilience and progress of the UAE during its formative years.

A guide to Malaysia which includes information on shopping, nightlife, budget-stretching, amusements for children, useful phrases, and food and drink.

A guide to the Seychelles which includes information on shopping, nightlife, budget-stretching, amusements for children, useful phrases, and food and drink.

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