Novel: A Girl's Crisis
About the novel:
The events of the novel begin with an interpretation of a dream for a girl that increases her pain and pain in her heart, and the thought exhausts her mind, then her memory returns to the reasons for this dream and the interpretation..
The events of the novel revolve around a young girl (Juri) who goes out for two hours and returns collapsed, broken, and shocked, because of a reckless young man who destroyed her femininity and elegance after he was her friend who sits near her uncle’s house, and no one from her family was able to find out what happened except her cousin (Ahmed). Days pass and she hates all the men except her cousin, who helped her and stood up to her cousins. The girl grows up and the pain continues, and her pain increases with her friends’ thoughts about love for another young man (Ziyad), who enters her life without warning, so dreams and interpretations begin to haunt her, and the hatred and hatred towards them increases more and more when she learns that the two young men are relatives. The young man is initially confused by the girl's treatment of him until he insists on exploring what is hidden inside her, only to find himself falling in love with her, and the fate of his love for her is unknown. He is satisfied with him as a husband! Or throws his hopes into the abyss of her hatred? ..
As for her family, they believe that once she gets married, the crisis she has been through for many years will end, and they hope that her heart will soften toward her cousins...
The novel ends with Juri realizing the lie she lived and suffered with for many years, and forgiving whoever caused it.
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Multiple positive values speak of the flame of success and excellence that exists within every human being... But we want someone to awaken it with initiative, high determination, and courageous hard work, while there are those who extinguish it with arguments, procrastination, and lethargy while waiting for luck.
This book shows that success does not come to the inactive, and life does not accept half-life, so do not live a half-life, do not choose half-solutions, and do not cling to half-hopes.
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