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Book One

Thunderbird

Sonia Nimr

Limbo Beirut

Hilal Chouman

Memory and Space in a Postwar Arab City

Reconstructing Beirut

Aseel Sawalha

The Memoir of a Modern Moroccan Woman

Return to Childhood

Leila Abouzeid

Daughter of Damascus

Siham Tergeman

Children's Book

Biography or Memoir

Nonfiction

Fiction

Poetry

Graphic Novels, Comic Books, Illustrated Books, and Manga

Palestine

Lebanon

Egypt

Syria

Iraq

Morocco

Saudi Arabia

Tunisia

Algeria

Türkiye

Iran

Jordan

Sudan

Yemen

Libya

United Arab Emirates

Kuwait

Oman

Bahrain

Art and Art History

Environment, Health, and Science

Gastronomy

Architecture and Urbanism

Business and Finance

Journalism and Media Studies

Literary Theory and Criticism

Political, Cultural, and Social History

Religion and Spirituality

Feminism and Gender

Anthropology and Society

Music

Politics

Psychology

Philosophy

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