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If read in a story whose events take place in the desert, the reader feels that he is in the desert atmosphere, living and eating, conversing and using vocabulary. And if read in the speech about the village, the reader lives in the village, its customs, traditions, and way of life. And Karam was successful in describing the Lebanese village, highlighting what is in the hearts of its people of pride, dignity, simplicity, and preservation of values. All of that without pretense or affectation. But with realism that does not overlook minor flaws. And if read in a story set in the city, the reader feels as if he is in the city. In its atmosphere, entertainment, social levels, ways of thinking, and the noise and struggles within it. Karam placed more than a hundred books, most of them in the genre of story, blending story with history, setting a general title for the series "Story and History," including the most prominent events of Arab history and Mount Lebanon.