You will have to change several things.

First of all, you are not producing the html files correctly. It appears
that you are using Pub 2003, but you are doing a File > Save As a web page.
This produces "Rich" html , or heavy pages with lots of Office tags. Instead
when it is time to produce your html files, go to File > Publish to the Web.
This will produce "filtered html" which is much lighter.

The other major issue you are having is your webpages are being framed. If
you use Publisher's built in wizard to produce your nav bar, it writes
relative links to the other pages. If you leave the Publisher default set
up, when you publish to the web it produces the index_files subfolder which
contains your other pages and the graphics. Publisher writes relative links
to that folder, but because your site is being framed, the links are
incorrect.

To work around this you should go to Tools > Options > Web tab and uncheck
"Organize supporting files in a folder", "rely on VML...", "Allow PNG...".
Now when you Publish to the web all your html files and graphics will be
produced in one group along with the index.htm file. This will/should fix
the images problem as the browser will find the images.

Don't use the built-in navbar wizard. Build your own navbart and insert
absolute links to your other pages. If you look at your working site:
www.geocities.com/nadiaelmofty
Mouse over the links and look in the status bar to see how they are written.
Those are absolute links. For example:
http://www.geocities.com/nadiaelmofty/doc222.html is the link to your What's
new page.
Write the links to your other pages in your new site the same way.
http://www.geocities.com/linorah/index_Page398.htm
But since Publisher arbitrarily chooses page numbers, it will be easier for
you to write the links if you use custom file names for your other pages.
For example go to your "Poems" page in Publisher, Tools > Web page Options.
Under Publish to the Web and File name, type in "poems". Now when you
Publish to the web your Poems page will be named "index_poems.htm", so the
link: http://www.geocities.com/linorah/index_poems.htm

And finally be sure to compress your images before you produce your new
pages. Reference: Compress graphics file sizes to create smaller Publisher
Web pages:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HA011266301033.aspx

When you have complete all the changes, delete all your old Publisher html
files from your host, Publish to the Web and upload your new files. With a
little luck, your images will load, and your links will work.

And by the way...free is great, but because your site is being framed,
search engines cannot index it. Don't expect many people to find your site
unless you direct them to it.

DavidF