About the magic of once upon a time... and the boy who looks like Sinbad Once upon a time... a tree in the city around which Uncle Farraj and the children gathered. He told them the stories of the boy Sinbad and Ali Baba. Among the children was a beautiful boy named Hossam El-Din. He loved Uncle Faraj's stories until his imagination flew away with every event. Our boy forgot knowledge and did not learn. Reading and writing...and the days passed in Once Upon a Time...until the big tree in another world was threatened with cutting down and death! He looks like Ali Baba, so what will he say to him? Hossam El-Din will change, and the time for cutting down the tree will approach, and Alia will write on Facebook in a beautiful language her story, and people will interact with her, and Hossam El-Din will return from wandering in the deserts and cities, and we will travel with the story.. There are few novels directed at young people that aim to instill in them noble meanings and produce in their souls a beauty as gentle as their hearts. The story of the boy who resembles Sinbad is one of these novels whose author excelled in building his story on a lofty goal and an educational vision that aims to instill a love of language, science, and noble morals. The author wove it between his letters and lines, into long stories that you enter and only find yourself affected by them, whether you are young or old. He combined once upon a time and now with creativity, high literary magic, and beautiful narration. The story was supported by the drawings of artist Nisreen Bahaa, which deepened the aesthetic dimension of the novel and increased its excitement and fun.
