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Good Enough is a book for anyone ready to take the journey towards self-acceptance in order to feel truly empowered, peaceful and free.

For the first 40 years of his life, tech entrepreneur Alex Thomas focused on two things: business and family. When his marriage began to fall apart, his search for love and wisdom began. Part memoir, part down-to-earth exploration of spirituality in an accelerating world full of loud voices, Man in Motion takes us on an unflinchingly candid journey as Alex wrestles with that age-old question: Hey wait, slow down - what the heck is goin’ on here?

Twenty-two-year-old Summer is a force to be reckoned with. She’s funny, she’s stubborn, she’s clever, and she’s very opinionated on life as a millennial Muslim woman. The only problem is that she is dead. When her younger sister, Sara, finds Summer’s lifeless body on their bathroom floor, Summer can only watch as a devastated Sara calls the rest of her family to announce her death.

If I hadn’t woken up one day and decided that enough was enough, I wouldn’t be here writing this audiobook for you. To every Arab woman who listens to this audiobook, know that you are not alone on this journey. Back to That is a guide for you—a reminder that your worth is not defined by how well you fit into societal molds but by how authentically you live your life. We share a rich cultural heritage that shapes our experiences, but we also face unique challenges that require us to be strong, resilient, and true to ourselves.

In Being Other, Hanae Bezad takes you on a journey through her lived experiences—as a woman, an Arab, a Muslim, and an African—and intertwines them with the tales of other inspirational women. Together, they shine a light on how racism, misogyny, and deep-rooted power dynamics can be confronted and transformed into a foundation for unshakable dignity, self-worth, and self-love.

To Buddy, Scarlett smells like strawberries and sunshine--a world away from the scents of danger, decay, and death that plagued his old life in Doha. Following his rescue from a dog-fighting ring, Scarlett brings Buddy home to Dubai. With Scarlett, Buddy forgets what it feels like to be hungry, or have a foot kick him in his side, or feel alone. But he never forgets the smells.

Escaping meddling Punjabi family and first dates with both sets of parents present, Alia Arora is excited to reclaim her London-bred independence with a move to Dubai, the heart of the expat world. But Indian parents rarely back down, and Alia finds that the pursuit of the idealized version of herself—effortless career and a banging social life—isn’t quite as easy as she’d hoped. From unappealing arranged-marriage suitors to managing accusations of having become a "coconut", Alia navigates it all with her trademark grace, irreverent wit, and colorful language.

Dream Du’a Do is the ultimate survival guide for the millennial Muslimah. Packed with humor, honesty, and heartfelt advice, this sunny book offers strategies for Muslim women to not just survive in today’s world, but thrive. As a young British Bengali woman, Ruzina shares the ups and downs of her own journey and explains how she gained the confidence and clarity to achieve her dreams. By the end of Dream Du'a Do, you will know exactly what you want out of this life, why you want it, and how to achieve it!

Fatima Daoui is one of the Middle East’s most recognized business reporters, with over 15 years of experience in the industry. Known for her scoops and exclusive interviews, Fatima is based in the United Arab Emirates and travels wherever the story takes her, from Saudi Arabia, where she specializes in covering business stories, to the far reaches of the globe to moderate influential panels on global economic issues. Having been supported by other women throughout her life, Fatima has written this book for the next generation of female leaders in media.

In this memoir–a mix of poetry, prose, and storytelling–Leena Magdi describes a mind altered by grief. Exploring the sudden loss of her brother and the war in Sudan, readers dive headfirst into Leena’s world.