Curaline

Curaline is one of the most famous and most important novels of the English writer Neil Gaiman, and although it is originally written for children, it achieved tremendous success among readers of all ages, and Coerlan's book was transferred to Obra and a theatrical show in Broadway and a video story, in addition to a movie that was nominated for the Academy Award, as it won. The three most important literary awards for fantasy, horror and science fiction are "Hugo", "Nabila" and "Lux", and more than ten other literary awards, and have been translated into more than twenty languages. Coarine's novel was published by the distinguished Arabic translation of the translator, Hisham Fahmy, on training publications within a group of novels for adults and adults.