Dana Abu Khader Inspires Her Readers with Hope Through the Lines of Her Book The book includes 366 short stories written with creativity

Media personality Dana Abu Khader makes a new appearance to her audience through a fresh gateway filled with creativity and reflection with the launch of her second book titled “Once There Was Meaning.”

The book is a daily journey into the depths of life, featuring 366 short stories written by the prominent Jordanian media figure, who also hosts the program “Donia Ya Donia” on Roya TV. The book carries hope blended with determination, as each story holds reflections between its lines that inspire readers to think more consciously, understand themselves more deeply, and achieve psychological balance amid the pressures of daily life. This work transforms ordinary moments into deeper meanings, becoming a daily companion that plants hope and motivation in the lives of its readers.

Through the pages of the book, Dana Abu Khader offers practical tools for coping with life’s challenges and opens doors for positive thinking and deep appreciation of small details that often go unnoticed. It is a reading experience that combines pleasure and benefit—between inspiring stories and life lessons that can be applied in daily reality to enhance mental health and positivity.

Support and Pride

The book launch event was marked by warm and distinctive atmospheres, supported by her husband, artist Tony Qattan, her family, and her media colleagues, in addition to the presence of a number of her fans who shared with her moments of joy and encouragement.

It is worth noting that this book follows the success of her first book, “On the Waiting List,” which reviewed her media journey, her relationship with her husband, and the challenges her family faced while confronting illness. It received wide admiration for its distinctive human style and the touching stories it contained.

With “Once There Was Meaning,” Dana Abu Khader proves that she is not just a media figure who inspires her audience on screen, but also a daily companion who plants strength, hope, and reflection in every page of their lives.