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The Black Beast With A Tail On His Head |
 | | | | Illustrator: | Shabani, mahkameh | | Publisher: | Shokoofeh Books,Amirkabir, Iran | | Writer: | Eebod, Tahereh |
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The Boy Looks into the Sea and Sighs |
 | | | | Illustrator: | Goldouzian, Alireza | | Publisher: | Neyestan, Iran | | Writer: | Ahmadi, Ahmad Reza | | Abstract: | This story takes place in a misty early morning in a beach. The fishermen working at the beach suddenly notice that there comes out of the sea a young boy with deep blue eyes..
They see how this young boy receives whatever he asks for, from the sea by just looking into it…
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The Champion & The Elephant |
 | | | | Illustrator: | Jamshidi, Farhad | | Publisher: | Neyestan, Iran | | Writer: | Shojaee, Seyed Mehdi | | Abstract: | This is a story from ancient Iran ; tales of the braveries, courage, heroism and loyalty …
In this story there is a well- known champion whom everybody likes and respects, they like him not out of fear but because of his kindness , his devotion and his friendliness towards his people..
One day he has been invited to battle against an elephant, he refuses at first but he is forced to do it, in the end you find friendship between the two of them…
The paintings which accompany these stories are in old Persian Tea House Style.
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The Children Of The Carpet Weaving Factory |
165 Pages
964- 5643- 60- 0 | | | | Publisher: | Moeen | | Theme: | Poverty, Hardworking | | Translator: | Moradi Kermani, Houshang | | Abstract: | The events in both stories take place in the surrounding villages of Kerman Province. The villages have beautiful springs, exquisite carpets and a lot of addicts. Both stories deal with the problem of class structure and its special power. The social class is reserved to two poles: one with money and one without money. One pole includes such characters as the colonel, the head of the village, overseer and… the other side of the pole includes families like that of Namakoo, and Asadoo. They are somewhat like innocent creatures wandering in a world that is out to destroy them. Problems arise between these two poles. Solutions are worked out by forced compromise. Attempts are made but they are always on the losing side. These are the consequences of oppression. Other tragic consequences are such things as child suicide, handicap, rape of young girls etc… As such both of these stories end with a very negative and dark outlook. |
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The Clock Without Tick Tack |
 | | | | Illustrator: | Jalalifar, Alireza | | Poet: | Moradi, Mehdi | | Publisher: | Shokoofeh Books,Amirkabir, Iran |
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| Books 46 to 50 of 81 Pages: < 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 |
