* Writer Sarah Talib Al-Suhail signs her children’s story “The Farmer’s Struggle” at the Amman International Book Fair.

Ammon – In its twenty-fourth session, the Amman International Book Fair witnessed a distinguished cultural evening, where Sheikha Dr. Sarah Talib Al-Suhail signed her new story for children, entitled “The Struggle of the Farmer,” at the Jaffa Scientific House on the signing platform at the exhibition, amid a remarkable presence of readers and those interested in literature directed at children.

The writer, Dr. Sarah Taleb Al-Suhail, expressed her happiness at participating, saying: “I extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to the management of the Amman International Book Fair for its great efforts in organizing this great and distinguished cultural event with this presence from Jordan and the Arab world, and for giving us the opportunity as writers to communicate directly with the reading public, especially children who represent the hope for a bright future based on knowledge, awareness and belonging.”

The writer Al-Suhail wrote her new story in the midst of children’s interaction with this story “The Farmer’s Struggle” directed at children, which tells about a village that achieved its renaissance without losing its identity. Its events take place in a small village that seeks to preserve its identity and cohesion in the face of challenges. The hero of the story is a hardworking farmer who teaches his children the values of hard work, patience, and belonging to the land and homeland, so that the story becomes an educational message that motivates children to love agriculture and production, adhere to roots and identity, and work from For a better future.

Writer Sarah Al-Suhail said that the message of the story “The Farmer’s Struggle” revolves around instilling the values ​​of belonging to the land and identity in the souls of children, and emphasizing that hard work, patience, and family solidarity are the keys to success and progress. The story also aims to highlight the role of the farmer in protecting society and preserving its roots, and encouraging new generations to be proud of their heritage and culture and not neglect them, no matter the challenges.

A number of writers praised the distinguished creativity of writer Sarah Talib Al-Suhail in children’s literature, stressing that her new story “The Farmer’s Struggle” reflects a wonderful ability to combine educational values ​​with literary pleasure, which makes it an attraction for children and literature lovers alike.”

This year, the Amman International Book Fair will be held in its twenty-fourth session at the Jordan International Exhibition Center – Mecca Mall – during the period from September 25 to October 4, with the participation of about 400 publishing houses from 22 countries, and the Sultanate of Oman is the guest of honour. The exhibition bears the slogan “Jerusalem is the Capital of Palestine” in confirmation of Arab identity and Hashemite guardianship, and includes a diverse cultural program that includes intellectual seminars, poetry evenings, and activities for children. With the participation of more than 130 creators from Jordan and the Arab world.