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فاقد الحب.. يعطيه
"بالحب يستطيع المرء – والحيوان – تحويل الواقع المر إلى حياة جميلة مليئة بالحنان والدفء والرغبة فى التطور وبناء النفس والغير. لم يحصل الكلب على حب منذ انتزع من امه وإخوته، ولم يعرف الصبى الحب سوى من بعض الأصدقاء ولأوقات محدودة، وأيضًا حرمت هذه السيدة العجوز من الحب منذ أن تحول كل من حولها إلى كائنات شرسة لا يهمها سوى الماديات. ولكن هؤلاء الثلاثة حافظوا على بذرة الحل بداخلهم ونموها حتى فاضت ليعم خيرها على من حولهم.. وليساعدوا بعضهم البعض على تحمل أعباء الحياة الصعبة.. فبرغم وجود الثلاثة فى الشارع دون أصدقاء أو أحباب أو ممتلكات، استطاعوا التحمل والصمود وكوفئوا بأنهم وجدوا بعضهم البعض ونهضوا معًا.."..
110 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2015
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رانية حسين أمين
38 books47 followersرانيا أمين ، مؤلفة مصرية الجنسية، ولدت عام 1965 ،بدأت موهبتها في الرسم في عمر التاسعة، وفي سن السادسة عشر استخدمت الفحم في الرسم وتعلمت رسم الظلال.
بعد أتمامها للتعليم الاساسي ، درست علم النفس في الجامعة الأمريكية في القاهرة، وبعد تخرجها إلتحقت بكلية الفنون الجميلة بالقسم الحر، ثم سافرت إلى فلورنس لأدرسة الرسم، وإشتركت في بعض المعارض الجماعية هناك. وقد شاركت ككاتب ورسام في العديد من ورش العمل ، ودورات في الفن والسينما والرسوم المتحركة وعملت في تعليم الأطفال ذوي الاحتياجات الخاصة. وشاركت في العديد من المعارض الفنية.
من نبذة عن المؤلفة على موقع "عريق"
بعد أتمامها للتعليم الاساسي ، درست علم النفس في الجامعة الأمريكية في القاهرة، وبعد تخرجها إلتحقت بكلية الفنون الجميلة بالقسم الحر، ثم سافرت إلى فلورنس لأدرسة الرسم، وإشتركت في بعض المعارض الجماعية هناك. وقد شاركت ككاتب ورسام في العديد من ورش العمل ، ودورات في الفن والسينما والرسوم المتحركة وعملت في تعليم الأطفال ذوي الاحتياجات الخاصة. وشاركت في العديد من المعارض الفنية.
من نبذة عن المؤلفة على موقع "عريق"
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September 14, 2023
فكرة جيدة كانت تحتاج الى اسلوب أقل "مباشرة" من ذلك. اعجبتني فكرة تمكين اطفال من تنفيذ رسوم الكتاب.
رانية حسين امين كاتبة اطفال مميزة. وقد احببت مجموعة "فرحانة" التي كتبتها وتحمست بشدة لاختلاف المضمون والشكل الذي طرحته في تلك السلسلة. ولكن في تلك القصة، أرى أنها محاولة أتمنى أن تتحسن إلى الأفضل
رانية حسين امين كاتبة اطفال مميزة. وقد احببت مجموعة "فرحانة" التي كتبتها وتحمست بشدة لاختلاف المضمون والشكل الذي طرحته في تلك السلسلة. ولكن في تلك القصة، أرى أنها محاولة أتمنى أن تتحسن إلى الأفضل
February 27, 2015
كتاب شيق جداً.. ملئ بالحب.. وأكثر ما أعجبني فيهالمقدمة التي كتبها الكلب على لسانه..
إلى جميع من أحبوني
وتحاوروا معي
وربتوا على رأسي
ولعبوا معي
وصادقوني،
وجميع من ركلوني
وزجروني
وقذفوني بالحجارة
وضربوني بالعصا،
أحبكم
جميعاً..
فقد بحثت بداخلي عن مشاعر
ولم أجد سوى الحب "
إلى جميع من أحبوني
وتحاوروا معي
وربتوا على رأسي
ولعبوا معي
وصادقوني،
وجميع من ركلوني
وزجروني
وقذفوني بالحجارة
وضربوني بالعصا،
أحبكم
جميعاً..
فقد بحثت بداخلي عن مشاعر
ولم أجد سوى الحب "
May 7, 2018
أكتب عن الكتاب من ناحيتين .. ١- الكتاب شيق وممتع ثلاث اقصوصات في قصه واحدة .. تعكس وتنقض مقولة فاقد الشيء لا يعطيه .. فيالحياة رغم صعوبتها لجميع الكائنات سواء إنسان أو حيوان نفتقد القدر الكافي من الرحمة والتعاطف والحب باتجاه بعض ..وان قد يكون شخص سبباً في إسعادنا وتغيير حياتنا رغم افتقاده الشيء ذاته !!
الكتاب يحث على نشر الحب السعادة في هذه الحياة .. كلماته بسيطه خفيفه لكن ذو قيمه كبيرة ..شخصياً بعد انهائي للكتاب بحثت في داخلي ومشاعري عن أشياء افتقدها في نفسي و أزرعها في أطفالي .. فوجدت الكثير والحمد لله وحده والشكر للحياه والناس باختلافهم عني ..
٢-الكتاب من ناحية الجودة الورقيه ممتازة يحوي رسومات لطيفه لفنانات تشكيليات رغم الوهله الاولى يُعطي الكتاب نظرة طفولية للكتاب أُهني الكاتبه رانيه على هذا الكتاب ..
الكتاب يحث على نشر الحب السعادة في هذه الحياة .. كلماته بسيطه خفيفه لكن ذو قيمه كبيرة ..شخصياً بعد انهائي للكتاب بحثت في داخلي ومشاعري عن أشياء افتقدها في نفسي و أزرعها في أطفالي .. فوجدت الكثير والحمد لله وحده والشكر للحياه والناس باختلافهم عني ..
٢-الكتاب من ناحية الجودة الورقيه ممتازة يحوي رسومات لطيفه لفنانات تشكيليات رغم الوهله الاولى يُعطي الكتاب نظرة طفولية للكتاب أُهني الكاتبه رانيه على هذا الكتاب ..
July 21, 2019
كتاب لسن النشء ولكن يناسب الكبار أيضا يحكي عن غياب الرحمة والعطف في المجتمع من خلال قصة طفل وكلب وسيدة مسنة ..بمنتهي البساطة والسلاسة شرح كثير من التفاصيل بدون تعقيد أو جمل رنانة ..رائع ويخترق القلب ..أنصح به بشدة الاستراحة بين أعمال مرهقة أو كبيرة أو في حالة الملل من القراءة ..
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November 29, 2020
قصة قصيرة موجهة للناشئة، لشد مباشرتها و بساطة كتابتها قد أستطيع القول بأنها ستكون مفهومة لطفل الثامنة ، إنما لقسوة الطرح أجدها مناسبة لعمر أكبر .
تتحدث القصة عن ( سُّكان الأرصفة ) و هي القضية التي تكرر طرحها في الشارع المصري أقرؤها لأول مرة مقدمة في صورة مناسبة للناشئة .
تدور القصة حول ثلاث شخصيات ( كلب - طفل - امرأة عجوز ) تعرضوا للنبذ ، فقدوا الحب و الأمان لكنهم كانوا مازالوا قادرين على العطاء.
طباعة الكتاب راقت لي كثيرا مقدمة في ورق مصقول أبيض لامع و بغلاف مميز على غرار كتب الأطفال التي نعرف .
زُين الكتاب برسومات مميزة لثلاث فتيات موهوبات هنَّ( غادة هاشم - زينة ناصر - زينة أبو جمرة ) .
قيَّم إنسانية عميقة في كتاب قصير ، تخطت القضية المطروحة المهمة ، في إتاحة الفرصة لمشاركة الشابات الثلاث الرائعات في إصدار الكتاب .
September 21, 2022
فاقد الحب.. يعطيه
المؤلف: رانية حسين أمين
الرسوم: زينة أبو جمرة, رانية حسين أمين, غادة هشام, زينة ناصر
أشرفت على ورشة الرسم: سحر عبدالله - Art director: Sahar Abdullah
القاهرة: دار البلسم للنشر، 2022 - Cairo, Al-Balsam publishing, 2022
4th print - الطابعة الرابعة
ISBN: 9789776171374
110 صفحة
(السن ١٥+)
The one not given love... can give it
Author: Rania Hussein Amin
Illustrators: Rania Abu Gamra, Rania Hussein Amin, Ghada Hisham, Zeina Nasser
Cairo: Al-Balsam Publishing House 2022
ISBN: 9789776171374
110 pages
Young Adult book (15+)
The cover caught my attention. “فاقد الشيء لا يعطيه” is a sentence often used in Arab culture. Meaning a person cannot give what he has never had. If we are speaking in a worldly sense, for example, someone who does not have money to spare, clearly cannot give it, because he never had it in the first place. The context in which the sentence is used, however, is not materialistic. The sentence refers to feelings, emotions, ways of expression, etc. Someone who was never loved as a child, cannot love a child, since they were never taught how to do it properly. The book works on showing how people who were not given love could be the ones giving it better than anyone else. The book provides a good sense of awareness for readers about how you cannot judge a book by its cover (an ironic thing to say given that I was attracted to this book because of its cover). People tend to shun people, and even animals, on the street just for the mere fact that they are homeless or strays (in the case of animals). They do not take a moment to think: "how did they end up here?".
The book takes the reader through 3 (4 including the introduction) stories about the life of individuals on the street, each from their perspective. In the introduction, the reader sees things through the perspective of a working woman who despises beggars on the street. She also hates a dog that always stays near the gate of her office building. The security guard shoos the dog away but it does not work, so he throws a rock at him to scare him away, and the dog blindly runs off, getting himself run over by a car. I personally feel like this is very graphic early on in the book for a child to read, but perhaps the author intended to trigger the reader’s emotions to address the seriousness of the stigma towards stray animals and individuals on the street.
The first character is a dog, taken away from his family as a puppy then left on the street somewhere far away from his family where he finds himself to be lost. He then moves from one owner to another, but all that he can think about is how much he loves anyone who treats him nicely, despite being dismissed by so many people and mistreated by many others. He then meets the second character, a homeless boy.
The book changes to the boy's perspective and we are given a glance at his tough life on the street as a tissue box seller. Despite the tough circumstances that the boy is in, he promises the dog that he will take care of him, shares the little food that he was with the dog, and lets him sleep near him. He then meets a man who buys him a book and asks him about how he got on the street. The boy was abused by his father and forced to leave school to work to provide for himself and his father. One day he has had enough of the abuse and ran away to never come back home. He has been on the street since, but he only wishes to go back to school if he could. The third character is a strange old woman that sleeps near a trash bin that the homeless boy searches for food in every day. Before meeting the dog, the boy always avoided that old woman, thinking to himself that she is weird and probably crazy. He only saw her whenever he went to search for food, and at some point, a strange plastic bag full of fresh food started showing up next to the trash can, but surprisingly, the woman would never take it. The boy felt ashamed of how he felt towards her, and he realised that the dog approached him and became his friend and loved him unconditionally without judging him the same way that people do, only because he lives on the street. He decided to approach the old woman and get to know her.
The book then switches perspectives again, now from the point of view of the old lady, and we learn about her story. She was kicked out of her home by her own son and his wife after her husband died, and she had nowhere else to go. She struggled to find food, but one day she got a job in a nursing home, cooking for the elderly and helping them. When she saw the young boy looking for food in the trash, she decided to cook for him every day when she is at the nursing home and leave the food for him near the trash.
The boy then tells her his story, he also tells her how he was offered help by a man who took the time to listen to his story one day, but he refused to go back to school and leave the dog behind. She then tells him how she can take him, and the dog, with her to this woman that she had met that needed a stay-in nanny to help her around the house and in raising her daughter. The book ends happily for all three characters, living together, the old woman has someone who cares about her to look after, the boy going back to school, and the dog has people that love him and look after him.
While the book’s language was very simple and understandable for a child of any age (with the ability to read, of course), I feel like it is too direct and dark for a child below the age of 10 to comprehend. However, the topic addressed in the book is very important for children to have awareness about. Kids need to learn not to judge, and to know that there are stories behind the faces that they see, even when they know nothing about them. I also like how the book had a happy ending for the characters, to kind of give the reader reassurance and make up for the very dark introduction, while also letting the reader know that in real life, it is not always this jolly. It mentions how in real life, things could be tougher and harsher. So, the least that we could do is be kind, and show love to others, especially those who we do not know anything about.
المؤلف: رانية حسين أمين
الرسوم: زينة أبو جمرة, رانية حسين أمين, غادة هشام, زينة ناصر
أشرفت على ورشة الرسم: سحر عبدالله - Art director: Sahar Abdullah
القاهرة: دار البلسم للنشر، 2022 - Cairo, Al-Balsam publishing, 2022
4th print - الطابعة الرابعة
ISBN: 9789776171374
110 صفحة
(السن ١٥+)
The one not given love... can give it
Author: Rania Hussein Amin
Illustrators: Rania Abu Gamra, Rania Hussein Amin, Ghada Hisham, Zeina Nasser
Cairo: Al-Balsam Publishing House 2022
ISBN: 9789776171374
110 pages
Young Adult book (15+)
The cover caught my attention. “فاقد الشيء لا يعطيه” is a sentence often used in Arab culture. Meaning a person cannot give what he has never had. If we are speaking in a worldly sense, for example, someone who does not have money to spare, clearly cannot give it, because he never had it in the first place. The context in which the sentence is used, however, is not materialistic. The sentence refers to feelings, emotions, ways of expression, etc. Someone who was never loved as a child, cannot love a child, since they were never taught how to do it properly. The book works on showing how people who were not given love could be the ones giving it better than anyone else. The book provides a good sense of awareness for readers about how you cannot judge a book by its cover (an ironic thing to say given that I was attracted to this book because of its cover). People tend to shun people, and even animals, on the street just for the mere fact that they are homeless or strays (in the case of animals). They do not take a moment to think: "how did they end up here?".
The book takes the reader through 3 (4 including the introduction) stories about the life of individuals on the street, each from their perspective. In the introduction, the reader sees things through the perspective of a working woman who despises beggars on the street. She also hates a dog that always stays near the gate of her office building. The security guard shoos the dog away but it does not work, so he throws a rock at him to scare him away, and the dog blindly runs off, getting himself run over by a car. I personally feel like this is very graphic early on in the book for a child to read, but perhaps the author intended to trigger the reader’s emotions to address the seriousness of the stigma towards stray animals and individuals on the street.
The first character is a dog, taken away from his family as a puppy then left on the street somewhere far away from his family where he finds himself to be lost. He then moves from one owner to another, but all that he can think about is how much he loves anyone who treats him nicely, despite being dismissed by so many people and mistreated by many others. He then meets the second character, a homeless boy.
The book changes to the boy's perspective and we are given a glance at his tough life on the street as a tissue box seller. Despite the tough circumstances that the boy is in, he promises the dog that he will take care of him, shares the little food that he was with the dog, and lets him sleep near him. He then meets a man who buys him a book and asks him about how he got on the street. The boy was abused by his father and forced to leave school to work to provide for himself and his father. One day he has had enough of the abuse and ran away to never come back home. He has been on the street since, but he only wishes to go back to school if he could. The third character is a strange old woman that sleeps near a trash bin that the homeless boy searches for food in every day. Before meeting the dog, the boy always avoided that old woman, thinking to himself that she is weird and probably crazy. He only saw her whenever he went to search for food, and at some point, a strange plastic bag full of fresh food started showing up next to the trash can, but surprisingly, the woman would never take it. The boy felt ashamed of how he felt towards her, and he realised that the dog approached him and became his friend and loved him unconditionally without judging him the same way that people do, only because he lives on the street. He decided to approach the old woman and get to know her.
The book then switches perspectives again, now from the point of view of the old lady, and we learn about her story. She was kicked out of her home by her own son and his wife after her husband died, and she had nowhere else to go. She struggled to find food, but one day she got a job in a nursing home, cooking for the elderly and helping them. When she saw the young boy looking for food in the trash, she decided to cook for him every day when she is at the nursing home and leave the food for him near the trash.
The boy then tells her his story, he also tells her how he was offered help by a man who took the time to listen to his story one day, but he refused to go back to school and leave the dog behind. She then tells him how she can take him, and the dog, with her to this woman that she had met that needed a stay-in nanny to help her around the house and in raising her daughter. The book ends happily for all three characters, living together, the old woman has someone who cares about her to look after, the boy going back to school, and the dog has people that love him and look after him.
While the book’s language was very simple and understandable for a child of any age (with the ability to read, of course), I feel like it is too direct and dark for a child below the age of 10 to comprehend. However, the topic addressed in the book is very important for children to have awareness about. Kids need to learn not to judge, and to know that there are stories behind the faces that they see, even when they know nothing about them. I also like how the book had a happy ending for the characters, to kind of give the reader reassurance and make up for the very dark introduction, while also letting the reader know that in real life, it is not always this jolly. It mentions how in real life, things could be tougher and harsher. So, the least that we could do is be kind, and show love to others, especially those who we do not know anything about.
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June 5, 2017
قصة مؤثرة مكتوبة بأسلوب سلس.
August 10, 2017
الكتاب مليان بالمشاعر و في رأي كئيب و صعب انك تقدر تقراه ورا بعضه..... رغم ان القيمة اللي فيه جميلة جدا الا انه مفزع من البؤس اللي فيه
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August 16, 2020الكتاب رائع 😍😍😍
November 26, 2020
أنا هنا حرام والله ليه تعمل كده في الكلب المهم القصة جميلة جدا وعجبني تصرف الولد لما اخذ باله من كلب
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January 18, 2021Tggg
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June 6, 2021
سهل ورسالتو عميييقههه مرراا🥺❤️❤️❤️
June 23, 2022
الكتاب تفاصيله صعبة و وجعتلي قلبي و ممكن ده يكون هدف الكاتبة من الكتاب بس حسيته انه ممكن يوصل بشكل تاني بس مجملا الكتاب فكرته سامية و انسانية جدا
December 5, 2022
Amazing book!!
April 11, 2016
أعجبني ، بالرغم من أن من يعامل بالقسوة يكره الدنيا والناس ، إلا أن هؤلاء الثلاثة استطاعوا التغلب حتى على أنفسهم ، فعلا فاقد الحب من أمثال هؤلاء يعطيه
July 16, 2020
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