Author: Abdullah Baggaber Fourth Edition 2001 Book Age: 25 years 352 pages Small format Abdullah Baggaber writes for love and for the sake of love, and out of love. He has several writings and articles distributed in economic and sports newspapers, online, and elsewhere. He wrote in the "Morning Coffee" corner for Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper, headed Al-Watan newspaper, and then became the director of Sayidaty magazine. Talking about love might seem cliché, but a writer like Baggaber turns it into a noble cause. In this book, he writes about modern social issues related to this love, news of marital stories, stories about international figures, and pleasant and disappointing news about the world. He presents the problems of some of his female readers, sometimes taking their opinions, and most beautifully, he writes rationally through the lens of realism, relying on interesting research in this field. Among the beautiful things he discussed is the ongoing conflict between men and women, which he sees as unfair. If there is a conflict for equality, a condescending view of the other arises, and one tries to reach a point equal to the higher one, which is the other image of the conflict. This view has created a meaningless and endless conflict, mixed roles, stereotyped them, and marginalized some of them... And freedom, which everyone seeks, must be responsible, not a blatant display or mere formalities and transfers. The book is light because each article does not exceed two pages and discusses a reality that is still ongoing. Not much has changed in the ideas of his daughters. Baggaber's style, surprisingly, is enjoyable, not boring, easy, and quickly reaches the heart. One of my favorite writers, without a doubt. The way he uses in writing is strange, it grabs you from the corner of your eye until you suddenly feel dizzy! This is a simple summary of all the books I have had the pleasure of reading by the author.