Nadia is a young girl who loves collecting dolls with distinctive heads. She always carries a “knowledge of the world” with her, for every occasion. She also passionately defends the history of her civilization… that of Egypt. In fact, when Nadia was still a child, her family emigrated from Egypt to America, where she lives today, surrounded by her friends, the “clique of the scholars”. However, her daily life isn’t always easy. Especially when a new student comes to school and constantly annoys her. The appearance of a young man from a strange tribe, who looks like a riverhorse, surprises her and adds a touch of humor and wonder to her life. This story explores various cultural and social issues. It covers topics such as Egypt’s civilization in its various aspects, as well as the importance of having roots and staying true to them, no matter how far away they may be.- The deep-rooted racism among students, and ways to reduce it through cooperation among friends from diverse backgrounds, who embrace each other’s differences. Problems among colleagues include racial discrimination, a desire for dominance, and the tendency to impose one’s opinions on others. The issue of bullying among students and peers is also important. It’s crucial to maintain family connections, and it’s necessary to foster dialogue and communication among family members and children.