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Inauguration of the 45th edition of Kuwait Book Fair

The 45th int'l book fair is largest cultural event in Kuwait - Min. of Information, culture
Director of Kuwait 45th International Book fair Saad Al-Enezi

Kuwait book fair kicks off Wednesday after two year hiatus
Bliss and Paper

'Bliss and Paper', a haven for book lovers in Kuwait
KUWAIT: Official poster of the 'Lines Cultural Fair' held at Jamal Abdul Nasser Park in Rawda.n

Readers take initiative to organize book fair in Kuwait
The book's cover.n

Book chronicles Suad Al-Sabah's journey in literature, activism
A statue of character Monkey D Luffy, also known as Straw Hat, is displayed at the “One Piece” anime souvenir shop in Tokyo.—AFP photosn

Japan's hit 'One Piece' anime marks 1,000th episode
Dr Suad Al-Sabahn

Book highlights key periods in veteran poet's career
French writer and designer Jean-Yves Ferri poses with French writer Anne Goscinny (right), daughter of late Rene Goscinny, during the presentation of the new “Asterix” album at the Hachette Livre publishing house in Vanves, near Paris.—AFP n

Draft 'Asterix' story revealed by author's daughter
This file photo taken on February 7, 1964 shows English band the Beatles with (from left) John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney and George Harrison arriving at John F Kennedy Airport in New York.-AFP photosn

The Beatles are back with a happier ending
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