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This textbook utilizes the ideas and concepts that made the international edition a valued companion to economics students and lecturers the world over, but tailors its language and illustrations to better suit its Arab readers. Regional case studies, photographs and examples bring the principles and concepts of economics to life for Arab learners, who are encouraged to apply the information and data contained in Economics to their own environment and experiences.

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Fundamentals of Nursing provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles of nursing, addressing key learning outcomes through theoretical explanations and practical illustrations. An emphasis on Arab world nursing practices and a consideration of the religious and cultural values that impact on patient treatment in the region make this book an invaluable resource for anyone planning to study or work as a nurse in this part ot the world.

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Em''s nineteen years old and pregnant. Her boyfriend Pablo has gone out ''to take care of something'' and hasn''t returned. Her mother, who raised Emily alone, moves into the little apartment to help. Meanwhile, Em''s neighbour, who may or may not be a clergyman, wonders if it''s normal to be so infatuated with someone you''ve never spoken to. Em''s boss at the supermarket might have feelings for her too, if only she''d notice. Emily Forever is a poignant, achingly hard-hitting book about class and about digging deep to find what it takes to get by. At the same time, it''s a deeply original exploration of how a girl like Emily is seen from the outside, by those who think they know who she is and how her life is supposed to pan out. Empathetic and quizzical, and scathingly humorous, Emily Forever is a novel of unyielding solidarity and smouldering social dissent, by a new star of Scandinavian literature.

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When young Minnie is orphaned, the Campanis family decides to take her in. Ex-hippie Susan and her husband Basil, a second-generation Greek American, along with their daughter Leto react to Minnie''s arrival in ways that make old family scars flare up again. Set in crisis-ridden 1980s Camden, New Jersey, among a community of immigrants trying and failing to realise the American dream, Dendrites is a poetical elegy to dignity and courage. In this sensitively told story about the quest for a meaningful life amid the ruins of lost second chances, Kallia Papadaki, one of Greek literature''s most brilliant voices, delivers an unforgettable novel about the power of hope and compassion in the face of adversity.

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