HindAlAmeri

A book that was suggested by a member here in D.A. (passionshotzz) which I have just finished reading a few minutes ago.  The writer, Ameera Al Hakawati, although it is her nom de plume, has made an extraordinary job in writing this book.  With the vast amount of details and descriptions she has of the smallest points, corners, smell, simply everything; it glued me to the book and I am saying this because I am not much of a reader to anything.  I really thank you Ameera for such an amazing publication, and I wish you all the best in your future writings, which I personally hope we would see more of. I also recommend this book to those who li

Hello DA's, Well most people are on spring break holiday, well at least I know I am.  I have been to the Seychelles during this break which I must say was an amazing experience, and most importantly I got to clear my mind along the sandy beaches and blue skies.  Of course, a lot of pictures were taken which I would hopefully share soon. That is it for now Best Regards, Hind M. Al Ameri

So, I have decided to start reading again.  I feel I am loosing my vocabulary, those strong words which I used on a daily basis, the thing is I do not like reading fiction much.  I like to read something I can imagine, something related to life.  Some of the books I loved are Girls of Riyadh, A Million Little Pieces, The Kite Runner, My Friend Leonard, Mayda and so forth.  You get the idea, its all something that could happen or might have actually happened. I have bought books a while back but I haven't really started reading any and they are The Wandering Falcon and The Sand Fish.  I still don't know which one I would be reading first, but