If you have loved Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist, then you will want to read Anwar's Story. It is a fictional fable which tells the imagined life and trials of the 'other hero' in Paulo Coelho's famous and iconic story. Karen Williams discovered that, apart from the shepherd Santiago, another 'hero' truly does exist inside The Alchemist. Paulo based his allegory on an ancient tale from The Arabian Nights, without realising that this story contained a hidden archetype - the archetype of Mankind's search for redemption. And so, because of this, The Alchemist is not just the story of one hero, but two! Santiago was only able to find his treasure in Paulo Coelho's fable by encountering that 'other hero', which means that Anwar's Story could be considered the missing piece of The Alchemist - explaining the true meaning of the fable. This piece will allow Paulo's magical allegory to finally become complete, and also address many readers' questions which, until now, have been left unanswered.

ANWAR’S STORY

Literature & Fiction

Williams, Karen

Genre Fiction

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You dont have to be a straight A student or gifted athlete to get college scholarships. This guide will assist parents and students find small scholarships offered by organizations and institutions in their own communities. Many of these scholarships will help fill in the gaps that may be left by other financial aid sources.

The Northwest Indiana Directory of Local Scholarships: 2001 - 2002: A Guide for Lake, LaPorte and Porter County Students (Northwest Indiana Directory ... for Lake, Laporte & Porter County Student)

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Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

iUniverse

Contains two dramas, recitations, and a rap drill for Easter that engage the African American experience. One of the dramas reflects a historical point of view and one focuses on the contribution of an individual. Dramas are inclusive for all age levels, from preschool to teens. Children will have the opportunity to express their love of God by using drama as an artistic expression of their faith.

They Rolled the Stone Away: African American Easter Drama

Walker, Michael L.

Thornton, Marilyn E.

Roberson, Valeria D.

Dramas & Plays

ABINGDON PRESS *

From the back cover: "Set out on a freeform adventure with Explorations in Freeform Peyote Beading. Journey beyond pre-designed patterns to create your own original, organic designs. Starting with the fundamentals, Karen Williams shares how she and nearly two dozen artists working in this medium translate inspiration and technique into original creations. Detailed photographs and full-color illustrations highlight each step of the process. Take an in-depth look at the works of seven featured artists and explore a bonus chapter branching out from jewelry to more sculptural design."

Explorations in Freeform Peyote Beading: Designing Original Art Jewelry and Beyond

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Skunk Hill Studio

When All Is Said and Done, What Will They Take Away from You? The story you've shared for generations across the holiday table, the moment you stopped to connect as you rushed out the door, or the pickup game of ball―it's oftentimes the things we take for granted or bypass altogether in the fast pace of life. As parents, we try to teach our children important lessons―but are usually left wondering, Is anything I'm saying getting through? As children, we tend to think our parents' advice is old school and doesn't apply to our lives. But guess what? They were listening, and it does apply. In The Takeaway, Pat Williams, father of nineteen multicultural children and senior vice president of the Orlando Magic, and his daughter Karyn, a rising music star, remind us of twenty simple, yet essential, truths for living a happy and fulfilled life. These memorable jewels of wisdom are lessons for all time that everyone can take away and apply to their lives. Practical and profound, this straightforward book can change your life for the better!

The Takeaway: 20 Unforgettable Lessons Every Father Should Pass on to His Child

Self-Help

Williams, Pat

Motivational

Sangoel is a refugee. Leaving behind his homeland of Sudan, where his father died in the war, he has little to call his own other than his name, a Dinka name handed down proudly from his father and grandfather before him. When Sangoel and his mother and sister arrive in the United States, everything seems very strange and unlike home. In this busy, noisy place, with its escalators and television sets and traffic and snow, Sangoel quietly endures the fact that no one is able to pronounce his name. Lonely and homesick, he finally comes up with an ingenious solution to this problem, and in the process he at last begins to feel at home. Written by the authors of the acclaimed Four Feet, Two Sandals, this poignant story of identity and belonging will help young readers understand the plight of the millions of children in the world who are refugees.

My Name Is Sangoel

Children's Books

Mohammed, Khadra

Eerdmans Books for Young Readers

A deliciously erotic and humorous love story with a magical twist. When Kate Gallagher, a reluctantly single veterinarian, meets the mysterious and alluring Allegra one enchanting evening, it is instant fireworks. 
But as Kate gradually discovers, they live in two very different worlds, and Allegra's life is shrouded in mystery, which Kate longs to penetrate. A masterful blend of fantasy and reality, this whimsical story will delight your imagination and warm your heart.

Love Spell

United States

Rising Tide Pr

Poetry. African American Studies. "This focused first collection chronicles 300 years of African American medical experience, primarily exposing the outrage of health disparities, but also highlighting the groundbreaking work of Black physicians. Composed of both individual and collective histories, and meticulously researched, it is as absorbing as a novel, but its ultimate aim is justice. Williams says it best in her Author's Note: ELEGY FOR A SCARRED SHOULDER works to 'remind readers of the complexities, concerns and needs of the Black body, and how this and other bodies of color, bodies fearfully and wonderfully made, are worthy of protection, personal and community longevity, and quality affordable healthcare.' Her poems achieve this goal mightily, and they speak with many voices"--University of Arizona Poetry Center.

Elegy for a Scarred Shoulder

Poetry

Willow Books/Aquarius Press

Soulsongs Volume I Welcoming Your Deepest Desires

Jordan Enterprises Publishing

Poetry. African American Studies. With MARINE LIFE: A WORLD IN POEMS, 2009 Pushcart Prize nominee and 2009 Poets and Writers Magazine Debut Poet Karen S. Williams offers a lush and lyrical new collection: a tender, evocative exploration of life in and out of the sea. Stirred by her lifelong interest in creation and the beauteous lessons of the marine world--interests born as she watched The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau in her grandmother's living room--these eighteen poems splash and play, enamor and sparkle like dolphins leaping towards a brilliant sun.

Marine Life: a World in Poems

Aquarius Press/Willow Books

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