Glucocorticoids - Book

The Sugar Street novel by Naguib Mahfouz, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, is the third part of his famous trilogy released in 1967. It depicts life in Egypt in the Sugar Street neighborhood in Cairo, following the transformations in the family of Ahmed Abd El Jawad. The story begins with the death of a son and Aisha's husband, affected by typhoid fever, leading to her transformation from a beautiful girl to a destitute woman who indulges in coffee and smoking. In this part, it talks about Ahmed's grandchildren who have grown into young adults, each with their own desires.

Features of the Sugar Street novel:

• This novel is one of the most important literary works that portray life in Egyptian society through the family of Ahmed Abd El Jawad in the Sugar Street neighborhood in Cairo.
• It stands out for its smooth narrative that accurately reflects emotions and sensations, making it enjoyable for readers.
• The novel reflects feelings of loss and the conflict between the values of the old and new generations striving for change.
• It comes with a paper cover consisting of 403 pages and written in Arabic.

Specifications of the Sugar Street book:

• Product dimensions: 19.5×13.5 cm
• Packaging dimensions: 22×30×13 cm
• Weight: 0.3 kg