• Category: Literature and Arts
• Author: Rawan Al-Sharif
• Publisher: Fadaat Publishing House
• Year of Publication: 2015
• Edition: First
• Language: Arabic
• Number of Pages: 130
• Size: 14 x 20 cm

With a shy language full of sorrow, steeped in deep emotion and high subjectivity, Rawan Al-Sharif writes sixty dreams. The heart pens the letters of her messages and thoughts, both structured and scattered, scented with the breeze of correspondence. Her expressions are lively and musical, relying heavily on personification, metaphor, simile, and addressing the absent. Her style is easy and clear, making the reader respond to the call of the words, which transcends the intimate privacy of the 'meaning within the writer.' Her narrative is organized and sequential, her letters a mirror to her soul and a translation of the feelings of sadness that permeate the texts. The book's title is profound and captivating to the reader, perhaps influenced by the title 'Twenty Letters to My Granddaughter' by the writer George Hanna.