Rawi
A book search that begins with a sentence, not a filter.
Most catalog searches begin with filters. Readers often begin somewhere less tidy: a mood, a memory, a price limit, or the kind of evening they have in mind.
Problem
A reader can know what they want to feel without knowing the title, author, or shelf where the right book lives.
Product move
Rawi treats the full sentence as the search. It reads the intent, stays inside Legenda's catalog, and returns book cards that are easy to understand and compare.
Useful result
A vague thought becomes a real book choice without asking the reader to learn the catalog first.
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Rawi
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Reader says
A natural request can include a mood, subject, language, or budget.

Rawi recommends
Death on the Nile (Poirot)
Agatha Christie
A classic mystery with a vivid setting and a full cast, for a reader who wants atmosphere as well as a puzzle.
View the book at LegendaThe recommendation includes the book, not only an answer.
What the screens show
- 01Sentence search
Ask naturally in English or Arabic instead of filling in filters.
- 02Book-first result
See the cover, title, author, and reason for the suggestion.
- 03Catalog boundary
Recommendations stay inside the books Legenda can verify.
- 04Useful constraints
Add a mood, subject, language, author, or budget to the request.
- 05Bilingual path
Move between English and Arabic without changing how the search works.

