Menie neh? ምኔ ነህ by Yared Teshome Zelelew
Menie neh? ምኔ ነህ by Yared Teshome Zelelew.
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Mot be Wekelena ሞት በውክልና by Hailu Worku Obsse
Mot be Wekelena ሞት በውክልና by Hailu Worku Obsse.
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My Mom’s ‘Romio’ የእናቴ ‘ሮሚዮ’ እና ሌሎች አጫጭር ታሪኮች by Simegn Gizaw Bedada
My Mom’s ‘Romio’ የእናቴ 'ሮሚዮ' እና ሌሎች አጫጭር ታሪኮች by Simegn Gizaw Bedada.
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Not a Cinderella Story by Bethel Stevens
Not a Cinderella Story, a book by Bethel Stevens .
Not a Cinderella Story is a raw, deeply moving memoir that takes readers on an emotional journey through the life-altering experience of love, unexpected loss, and the quest to regain faith and find healing. It is a story of how a vibrant young woman found herself living a love story straight out of a fairy tale, only to face the unimaginable when her husband becomes ill and passes away, leaving her to navigate the harsh realities of widowhood at a young age.Panthera African Leopard – The Silent Hunter by Betselot Firdawok Debelle
Panthera African Leopard - The Silent Hunter by Betselot Firdawok Debelle. Addis Books!
Sebeez by Dr Alemayehu Wassie Eshete
Sebeez, a book by Alemayehu Wassie Eshete
Dear Readers, This work, Sebeez, stands apart from my previous writings in both its content and structure. While my earlier books—already made available to the public—focused on specific themes with a clear beginning and end, Sebeez is different. It is a collection of real-life experiences gathered across different times and places throughout my life. "Addis Books!
Sebseb Getemoche by Bewketu Seyoum
Collection of Poems By Bewketu Seyoum
$15.00
ስብስብ ግጥሞች Collection of Poems brings together the powerful, witty, and deeply reflective voice of one of Ethiopia’s most celebrated contemporary writers. In this carefully curated volume, Bewketu Seyoum invites readers into a world where satire meets tenderness, and everyday life transforms into lyrical insight.
Known for his sharp humor and fearless social commentary, Bewketu crafts poems that explore identity, love, time, injustice, memory, and the quiet contradictions of modern Ethiopian society. His language moves effortlessly between playful irony and emotional depth—making readers smile in one moment and pause in contemplation the next.



















