The tiny island of Anguilla lies between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean and is the most northerly of the Leeward Islands. A relative newcomer to tourism, Anguilla retains its tranquillity and charm with unspoiled, dazzling white sands, clear blue waters and secluded coves.

Anguilla: Tranquil Isle of the Caribbean

Travel

Carty, Brenda

Petty, Colville

Caribbean

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This is the first comprehensive history of Antigua to be written since the middle of the 19th century. It tells the story of the island from the earliest human settlement, through nearly 500 years of often disputed European possession, to the achievement of independence in 1981. In examining the intriguing and often haunting history of the island's inhabitants it allows the reader a genuine understanding of the pride that modern Antiguans are now able to take in the country their forefathers overcame so much to bring into being, and this book will appeal to resident and visitor alike.

A History of Antigua: The Unsuspected Isle

History

Dyde, Brian

Americas

Landowner's Morning, Family Happiness, the Devil

TOLSTOY, LEO

Beneath a Sky of Porphyry

LEMSINE, AÏCHA

Literature & Fiction

Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood by Jan Marsh.

Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Marsh, Jan

Crafts & Hobbies

Latifa Zayyat is an Egyptian writer, political activist and feminist who has twice been imprisoned for her political beliefs. Here she writes of her extraordinary life with a power and clarity which cannot fail to move the reader.

The Search: Personal Papers

Zayyat, Latifah

Letter to a Jewish Friend (English and French Edition)

Politics & Social Sciences

Souss, Ibrahim

Social Sciences

In an unnamed Middle Eastern city, four women from different social and cultural backgrounds tell their story. All four women struggle in a society where women cannot drive, walk in the streets unveiled, or travel without male permission. These women are treated to every luxury except that which they truly desire - freedom.

Women of Sand and Myrrh

Al Shayky, Hanan

Accused of mocking the inviolate codes of Islam, Persian poet Omar Khayyam fortuitously finds sympathy with the very man who is to judge his alledged crime. He is spared, and thus begins the blend of fact and fiction that is 'Samarkand'.

Samarkand

MAALOUF, AMIN

Genre Fiction

A leather-bound manuscript is found hidden in a wall of a house in the rubble of Beirut in the late 1970s. It is the diary of a Muslim judge in Ottoman Beirut during 1843--a critical time for the Ottoman Empire and the European powers. The judge is Sheikh 'Abdallah bin Ahmad bin Abu Bakar al-Jabburi to the world, but simply Abu Khalid--father of Khalid--to his family and friends. In a sequence of stories and vignettes the diary tells of his work as a judge, the cases he has to deal with amid the political conspiracies and diplomatic intrigues of the times, and the impact they have on his relations with others. Merchants, officials, family, friends, and enemies are threaded in and out of a rich tapestry of events and reflections. A dragoman of the British Consulate seeks his help; Abu Kasim, his lifelong friend, asks for the hand of his unwilling daughter 'Aisha; and a young gypsy girl reads his palm. Subsequent family and political misfortunes change the judge's quiet life and shatter his dream of a pair of red slippers, in a dramatic crescendo with consequences he is unable to control.

The Qadi and the Fortune Teller: Diary of a Judge in Ottoman Beirut (1843)

Saleh, Nabil A.

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