Roouckan The Alchemist - Original Edition

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The Alchemist: Author: Paulo Coelho Language: Arabic Publication Date: 2013 Book Format: Paperback Publisher: Publications Distribution and Publishing Company Number of Pages: 197 Book Category: Fiction and Novel Description: This is the second novel written by Paulo Coelho, which achieved resounding international success, making its author one of the most famous writers in the world. The novel tells the story of a young Andalusian shepherd named Santiago, who sets out to find his dream: a treasure buried near the pyramids of Egypt. His journey begins in Spain when he meets Melchizedek, who tells him about the treasure. He crosses the Strait of Gibraltar, passing through Morocco, until he reaches Egypt. Throughout his journey, he is guided by mystical signs. On his way to find his dream treasure, many events occur, each one becoming an obstacle that almost prevents him from continuing his journey, until he finds a way to overcome it. He is robbed twice, works in a crystal shop, accompanies an Englishman, and searches for his legend. The protagonist witnesses tribal wars until he encounters the alchemist, a keeper of great secrets, who urges him to pursue his treasure. Simultaneously, he meets Fatima, his great love, and a conflict arises within him between remaining with her and continuing the journey in search of the treasure. Thus, the novel's central idea is encapsulated in a sentence the king tells Santiago: "When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it." In this novel, Coelho revisits the age-old theme of a quest undertaken by all those who have sought what makes life more beautiful: the philosopher's stone and the elixir of life. Will gold become a pretext for searching for other treasures? And will our personal legend be the discovery of our right to happiness?

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