16 results for 'Chohan, Araf'

Lady Portia shares her wisdom on transformation and ascension in this spiritual guide. As a member of the Karmic Board, she offers insights into divine justice, love, and mercy, helping readers to...

This photographic history book explores Middlesbrough's transformation over the past century. From the post-war rebuilding efforts to the decline of major industry and subsequent regeneration, Araf...

County Durham A Rare Insight by Araf Khan Chohan is a unique collection of historic images that bring to light the memories of the region. The book showcases rare photographs of County Durham and its...

Unlock the hidden power of your brain with Innercise, a comprehensive guide to science-based mental and emotional techniques. Lack of knowledge or skill is not the main obstacle to achieving your...

The Harafish by Naguib Mahfouz is an epic novel that explores the dramatic history of one family's rise and fall. From humble beginnings to great leadership, the story follows Ashur al-Nagi as he...

At 17, Tass Saada made a choice that would change his life forever: to become a PLO sniper. Years later, he found himself on the other side of the conflict, as a Christian living in America with a...

René Depestre's latest novel is a powerful and personal account of Haiti in the late 1950s, a time marked by the country's transition to decades of despotic rule. At its centre is Dianira Fontoriol,...

Arafat and the Dream of Palestine An Insider's Account by Bassam Abu Sharif offers a unique perspective on three decades of Middle Eastern history. As one of Yasser Arafat's closest advisors, Abu...

Barafa the Snow Leopard tells the story of a rare and majestic creature, sharing its experiences in the natural world. Through engaging animal characters, this book invites young readers into a...

This novel brings to life the true story of Tituba, a West Indian slave accused of witchcraft in 17th-century Salem. Maryse Condé creates a fictional account of her childhood, adolescence and old...

The Other Side of the Sea by Louis-Philippe Dalembert and Edwidge Danticat is a powerful exploration of Haitian history and emotion. Set against the backdrop of the Middle Passage, this novel weaves...

Translated for the first time into English, this collection of short fiction by Assia Djebar explores the lives of Algerian women and raises important questions about oppression and identity. The...

Caribbean Discourse: Selected Essays by Édouard Glissant Édouard Glissant's Caribbean Discourse is an ambitious attempt to read the Caribbean and New World experience as an infinitely varied,...

Do You Hear in the Mountains... and Other Stories by Maïssa Bey brings together two powerful works of autofiction for the first time in English. This compelling narrative tells the story of three...

The Truth About Camp David: A New Perspective on the Middle East Peace Process. A fresh look at the 2000 Arab-Israeli negotiations reveals a more complex story than previously thought. This book,...

For fourteen-year-old Hasina, life is a constant threat. As a Rohingya in Rakhine province, she knows that the sound of helicopters can mean only one thing: danger. When soldiers invade her village,...