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Doing more with less
د.إ200.00“Doing more with less” describes the ability to increase output, impact, or value while using fewer resources — whether time, money, people, or materials. It’s a mindset and a strategy that emerges in environments where constraints are unavoidable: economic downturns, competitive pressure, organizational restructuring, or personal productivity challenges.
At its core, the concept is about efficiency, creativity, and prioritization. Instead of simply cutting costs or working harder, it encourages smarter systems, better focus, and innovative approaches that unlock hidden capacity.
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Paris: The Memoir
د.إ75.00The introduction of Paris: The Memoir immediately reframes Paris Hilton’s public persona. Instead of the “It Girl” caricature—heiress, party girl, tabloid fixture—Hilton opens by revealing the inner world behind the brand: a childhood shaped by undiagnosed ADHD, emotional turbulence, and a family decision that led to her being forcibly taken to a series of abusive “emotional growth boarding schools.”
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Please Wait by the Coatroom: Reconsidering Race and Identity in American Art
د.إ140.00The introduction to this collection doesn’t appear as a traditional essay; instead, the book opens by immersing the reader directly into Davis’s distinctive world. The “introduction,” in effect, is the first cluster of stories, which immediately establishes her voice: precise, slyly humorous, philosophical, and radically attentive to the smallest details of human experienc
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Paradise Now: The Extraordinary Life of Karl Lagerfeld
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The Monsters Know What They’re Doing: Combat Tactics for Dungeon Masters
د.إ80.00The introduction sets the tone for a story about estrangement, identity, and the quiet violence of modern life. Szalay presents István as a teenager living with his mother in a Hungarian apartment complex, already an outsider among his peers. The opening pages hint at the pivotal event that fractures his adolescence — a trauma that shadows him for decades.
As István moves through adulthood, the introduction shows how he is carried forward not by personal agency but by the goodwill, indifference, or self‑interest of strangers. This frames the novel as a study of how people navigate systems and circumstances beyond their control. Szalay’s style is described as “spare and detached on the page, lush in resonance beyond it,” preparing the reader for a narrative built from intimate, sharply observed moments.
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Starry Field: A Memoir of Lost His
د.إ85.00Geschiere’s introduction frames the book as a challenge to Western assumptions about “modernity.” Rather than treating witchcraft as a relic of the past, he argues that in many African societies—especially Cameroon—witchcraft is deeply intertwined with contemporary politics, economic change, and social mobility. The introduction highlights how rapid modernization, urbanization, and shifting power structures have intensified concerns about occult forces rather than eliminating them.
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Lotus Girl: My Life at the Crossroads of Buddhism and America
د.إ110.00The introduction positions this edition as both a historical cornerstone and a state‑of‑the‑art update in numerical ODE solving. Butcher—one of the world’s leading experts and the mathematician who modernized Runge–Kutta theory—frames the book as a bridge between classical numerical analysis and the latest algorithmic advances.
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Shocks, Crises, and False Alarms: How to Assess True Macroeconomic Risk
د.إ120.00The introduction frames the book as a modern, practical guide for leading high‑performing sales teams in an era defined by digital transformation, multichannel selling, and increasingly informed customers. It positions sales management as a discipline that must balance short‑term revenue performance with long‑term capability building, especially as technology reshapes how buyers behave and how sales organizations operate.
The opening section emphasizes several core ideas
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Black Cyclists: The Race for Inclusion
د.إ100.00Turpin’s introduction frames the book as a long‑overdue historical correction: Black cyclists were present from the earliest days of American cycling in the late 1870s, yet their achievements, struggles, and cultural impact have been largely erased from mainstream sports history.
The introduction establishes several key themes:
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Children of Virtue and Vengeance
د.إ70.00The introduction positions the book as the definitive foundation for understanding how marketing works in the hospitality and tourism sectors. Kotler and his co‑authors emphasize that hospitality marketing is unique because it deals with experiences, service encounters, and customer emotions, not just products. The opening chapters frame the industry as one where success depends on delivering memorable experiences that build loyalty and drive repeat business.
The introduction highlights several core ideas:
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Rage
د.إ60.00In the introduction, Bob Iger sets the tone for a book about leadership under pressure, bold decision‑making, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. He reflects on his unexpected rise from a studio assistant at ABC to CEO of The Walt Disney Company, emphasizing that his journey was shaped not by luck but by curiosity, optimism, fairness, and courage.
The opening pages highlight the moment that frames the entire book: Iger’s first day as CEO in 2005, when he realized Disney needed to rediscover its creative soul. The introduction explains how this insight led to transformative acquisitions—Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, and 21st Century Fox—and a renewed focus on storytelling, innovation, and global expansion.
Iger positions the book not as a victory lap but as a leadership manual, sharing the principles that guided him through crises, negotiations, and cultural shifts. The introduction underscores his belief that great leaders must cultivate calm, clarity, and decency, especially in moments of uncertainty.
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Simon & Schuster Physical Intelligence
د.إ60.00The introduction sets the emotional and thematic foundation for the story: a group of nine‑year‑olds encounter a new classmate, Ahmet, who is quiet, withdrawn, and clearly carrying the weight of something difficult. Through the narrator’s curious, compassionate eyes, readers learn that Ahmet is a refugee, recently arrived after fleeing war and losing his family along the way.
Raúf uses the introduction to highlight how children often respond to injustice with instinctive kindness rather than fear. The tone is warm, humorous, and hopeful, even as it hints at the serious realities Ahmet has faced. The narrator’s determination to understand and help him becomes the spark for the entire story.
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The Art of Lamination: Advanced Technical Laminated Pastry Production 2020
د.إ50.00The introduction positions the book as a complete, step‑by‑step roadmap for mastering the IELTS Speaking exam. Marc Roche explains that most candidates struggle not because of weak English, but because they lack structured practice, exam‑specific strategies, and confidence under pressure. The book aims to solve that by breaking the speaking test into clear, manageable parts.
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Leviathan
د.إ55.00The introduction to Plotkin’s Data Stewardship establishes the book as a practical, organization‑ready manual for implementing and sustaining data stewardship programs. Plotkin frames data stewardship as the backbone of effective data governance, emphasizing that high‑quality, trustworthy data does not happen by accident—it requires clear roles, repeatable processes, and long‑term organizational commitment.
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Realm Breaker
د.إ120.00The introduction to this collector’s edition re‑centers the novel’s core purpose: to give voice to the lived realities of Black teenagers navigating systemic racism in America. Angie Thomas frames the story of Starr Carter—a 16‑year‑old who witnesses the police killing of her childhood friend Khalil—as both a personal narrative and a reflection of broader social injustice.
The opening pages emphasize Starr’s dual existence between her predominantly Black neighborhood and her mostly white private school. This tension becomes the lens through which readers see how identity, fear, and courage collide when Starr must decide whether to speak publicly about Khalil’s death. The introduction underscores the emotional stakes of that choice: protecting her family, honoring her friend, and confronting a system designed to silence her.
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Takedown: Inside the Fight to Shut Down Pornhub for Child Abuse, Rape, and Sex Trafficking
د.إ140.00This graphic novel opens with a playful, fairy‑tale tone that blends romance, humor, and wholesome queer joy. The introduction sets the stage in a kingdom where noble titles matter, appearances matter even more, and grilled cheese sandwiches are practically a cultural treasure.
We meet Lady Camembert, who disguises herself as a man to inherit her father’s estate—an act that immediately places her at odds with the kingdom’s rigid expectations. Her plan is simple: keep a low profile, maintain her disguise, and avoid attention. But the introduction quickly shows how impossible that becomes once she encounters Princess Brie, whose warmth, curiosity, and charm disrupt every careful boundary Camembert has set.
The opening pages establish:
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Never Say You’ve Had a Lucky Life: Especially If You’ve Had a Lucky Life
د.إ70.00GitHub Actions in Action opens by reframing CI/CD as something that can be simple, secure, and fully integrated into the GitHub ecosystem. The introduction positions the book as a hands‑on, practitioner‑focused guide for developers and DevOps engineers who want to automate builds, tests, deployments, and cloud workflows without relying on external tools or complex integrations.
The authors—three Microsoft MVPs with deep GitHub and Azure expertise—explain why GitHub Actions has become a central platform for modern software delivery:
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Kantika
د.إ80.00This Bicentennial Edition presents Dostoevsky’s final and most ambitious novel in the award‑winning Pevear–Volokhonsky translation, celebrated for its accuracy, clarity, and preservation of Dostoevsky’s multiple voices.
The introduction situates the novel as a psychological, philosophical, and spiritual epic centered on the turbulent Karamazov family: the corrupt patriarch Fyodor Pavlovich and his three sons—Dmitri, Ivan, and Alyosha. Their conflicts unfold through a murder mystery, courtroom drama, and profound debates on morality, faith, free will, and human suffering.
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2020: One City, Seven People, and the Year Everything Changed
د.إ100.00This collection serves as an accessible, high‑impact introduction to blue ocean strategy, the framework developed by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne for creating uncontested market space rather than competing in crowded, saturated industries. The introduction positions the book as a bridge between their bestselling work Blue Ocean Strategy and the deeper, more technical insights originally published in Harvard Business Review.
The opening sections emphasize the core idea: companies succeed not by outcompeting rivals in “red oceans,” but by shifting the boundaries of existing industries to unlock new demand. The introduction highlights how the articles in the reader collectively explain the tools that make
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A Mind for Sales: Daily Habits and Practical Strategies for Sales Success
د.إ100.00A Mind for Sales opens with a direct challenge to the reader: sales success begins with mindset. Mark Hunter argues that most salespeople don’t fail because of skill gaps—they fail because discouragement, rejection, and negative thought patterns quietly erode their confidence and consistency. The introduction positions the book as a practical reset for anyone who feels stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated in their sales role.
Hunter uses his own early struggles in sales to illustrate how easily bad habits form when rejections pile up and customers stop responding. He frames the book as a guide to rebuilding momentum through daily discipline, mental resilience, and purpose‑driven selling. The introduction emphasizes that sales, at its best, is a profession of service: when you approach
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Money and Promises: Seven Deals That Changed the World
د.إ85.00Understanding Education Research is designed as a practical, accessible guide that helps students, educators, and researchers learn how to read academic studies with clarity, skepticism, and confidence. Shank and Pringle focus on the skills needed to evaluate educational research—not just to understand what a study claims, but to assess how those claims were produced and whether they are trustworthy.
The introduction frames the book as a response to a common problem in education: research is everywhere, but meaningful interpretation is rare. The authors argue that educators must become critical consumers of research, capable of identifying methodological strengths, weaknesses, assumptions, and biases. They emphasize that critical reading is not adversarial; it is a disciplined, thoughtful process that empowers educators to make informed decisions.
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Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man
د.إ75.00Mary L. Trump—clinical psychologist and niece of Donald Trump—uses her professional training and personal experience to analyze how the Trump family’s patterns of emotional neglect, competition, and fear‑based hierarchy shaped Donald Trump’s personality and behavior.
The introduction frames the book as both a psychological case study and a family memoir. Mary argues that Donald Trump’s public persona cannot be understood without examining the environment in which he was raised: a household dominated by Fred Trump’s rigid expectations, conditional approval, and relentless focus on winning. She positions her narrative as an attempt to explain how these forces produced a man who, in her view, poses risks to political stability, social cohesion, and public welfare.
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Beyond Getting By: The Financial Diet’s Guide to Abundant and Intentional Living
د.إ65.00Every book begins with a purpose—whether to inform, inspire, entertain, or challenge the reader—and an effective introduction sets the tone for that journey. An introduction typically explains what the book is about, why it matters, and what the reader can expect as they move through its chapters. It frames the central ideas, themes, or narrative arc, offering a glimpse of the author’s voice and intentions.
If your book is fiction, the introduction often establishes the world, the emotional stakes, and the central conflict.
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The Anti-Communist Manifesto
د.إ140.00The Housemaid Is Watching is the third installment in Freida McFadden’s wildly popular Housemaid psychological‑thriller series. The novel continues McFadden’s signature blend of domestic suspense, twists, and unreliable perspectives, following Millie as she attempts to build a peaceful life after the chaos of the previous books.
But peace doesn’t last. Strange events begin to unfold around Millie’s new home—neighbors acting suspiciously, secrets resurfacing, and a growing sense that someone is watching her. As tensions rise, the story spirals into a tightly wound thriller about trust, control, and the danger of past mistakes catching up.
McFadden’s fast‑paced chapters, cliffhanger structure, and psychological tensio
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Everything Keeps Dissolving: Conversations with Coil
د.إ130.00A Woman of Opinion is a richly imagined historical novel that brings to life the bold, witty, and fiercely independent Mary Wortley Montagu, an 18th‑century aristocrat, writer, traveler, and medical pioneer. The story follows Mary’s struggle against societal expectations as she seeks freedom, intellectual fulfillment, and adventure in a world determined to confine her.
When her father attempts to force her into an unwanted marriage, Mary defies convention and elopes with Edward Wortley Montagu. Her life becomes a tapestry of political intrigue, literary circles, and global exploration. The novel vividly portrays her time in the Ottoman Empire, where she encounters the early practice of smallpox inoculation—a discovery that would later influence medical history.
Sean Lusk’s prose blends elegance, humor, and emotional depth, offering a portrait of a woman who refuses to be silenced. The book explores themes of identity, ambition, love, and the cost of living authentically in a restrictive society.
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Time For Magic: A Shamanarchist’s Guide to the Wheel of the Year
د.إ125.00The Brain Code is a practical, research‑based guide that helps readers understand how the brain learns, remembers, and manages emotions. Drawing on cutting‑edge neuroscience, Dr. Yossi Chalamish explains how cognitive performance can be improved through scientifically grounded techniques. The book translates complex brain research into clear, accessible insights aimed at enhancing memory, learning efficiency, and emotional intelligence.
Chalamish—an MD and neuroscientist trained at the Weizmann Institute—uses clinical neuroscience to show how everyday habits shape neural pathways. The book emphasizes actionable strategies, making it suitable for students, professionals, and anyone interested in optimizing mental performance
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Husbands & Lovers: A Novel
د.إ95.00The World of Minecraft is a richly illustrated, archival deep‑dive into the evolution of one of the most influential games ever created. Developed with Mojang AB, it traces Minecraft’s journey from a one‑person project in 2009 to a global cultural and gaming phenomenon. Through exclusive interviews with Mojang developers and long‑time community members, the book reveals how core features, mobs, biomes, and mechanics came to life.
It also documents the rise of mods, community servers like Hypixel, and iconic YouTube creators such as The Yogscast—showing how players helped shape the game’s identity. The book includes concept art, never‑before‑seen archive materials, and reflections from key figures like Jens “Jeb” Bergensten and Agnes Larsson, offering a behind‑the‑scenes look at Minecraft’s first fifteen years.
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Before It’s Gone: Stories from the Front Lines of Climate Change in Small-Town America
د.إ45.00The Woman in Me is Britney Spears’s powerful and deeply personal memoir, chronicling her life from childhood stardom to global fame, and ultimately to her fight for autonomy. Written with clarity and emotional honesty, the book reveals how she navigated the pressures of the entertainment industry, the intense scrutiny of the media, and the long years under her conservatorship.
Spears reflects on her relationships, her artistry, and the moments that shaped her identity—both the triumphant and the painful. The memoir is not only a recounting of events but also a declaration of reclaiming her voice after more than a decade of being silenced. It’s a story of resilience, healing, and rediscovering personal freedom.
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Soul Shift
د.إ95.00The Way Forward is a reflective, compassionate exploration of healing, emotional maturity, and inner transformation. Yung Pueblo—known for his calm, poetic voice—guides readers through the process of understanding their patterns, releasing old emotional burdens, and cultivating a more grounded, peaceful self.
The book blends personal stories, psychological insight, and practical guidance, offering a roadmap for anyone seeking clarity, balance, and deeper self‑awareness. Pueblo emphasizes that growth is not linear; it’s a continuous practice of honesty, patience, and self‑compassion. His writing encourages readers to slow down, observe their inner world, and make intentional choices that support long‑term well‑being.
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How to Enjoy Architecture: A Guide for Everyone
د.إ70.00How to Enjoy Architecture is a friendly, accessible guide that encourages readers to slow down, look closely, and rediscover the pleasure of experiencing buildings. Charles Holland—an architect, writer, and teacher—invites you to move beyond the everyday blur of familiar structures and instead engage with architecture through curiosity, observation, and enjoyment.
Holland breaks architecture into key elements such as materials, structure, space, and use, showing how each contributes to the character and meaning of a building. He illustrates these ideas with examples ranging from Queen Anne houses to high‑tech towers, helping readers appreciate both traditional and contemporary styles. The book blends practical guidance with thoughtful reflection, making it suitable for beginners, enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to understand the built environment more deeply.
