on the sidelines of the book fair, which was entitled “The Book is a Homeland,” where the seventh grade (1) students welcomed the writer, introduced her works, expressed their opinions about what they had read of her books, and expressed their admiration for her role in educating the children. And school students on the Palestinian issue, and in turn, the writer discussed the events of the story (The Masked Man and the Black Sunday Crime). It was an influential meeting full of sincere emotion and noble feelings, and it concluded with questions from the students, then the writer was honored by the school director, Mrs. Khamail Al-Khazaleh, and souvenir photos were taken.