Missteps of the Past, Paperback Book, By: Salem Zayed

Summary of the novel: Every person has a past that shapes his present and shapes his future. The author of the biography was keen to depict for us the years of loss that befell him when he was young, and how corrupt company leads to ruin, but at the same time he was keen to highlight the negative role of the family in directing the behaviour of children. The hero of the novel's biography would not have fallen into the abyss of ruin had it not been for the dispersion of the family, the loss of the relationship between the parents, and its impact on the children. But the writer was able to overcome adversity and rise above the wounds. He took the past as a ladder to ascend to the heights of the peaks, and here the narrative sense emerges that is not satisfied. Failure, and always aspires to the top.