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Half Man Horn |
32 Pages
978-964-337-659-8 | | | | Age Group: | 5+ | | Author: | Seyed Mehdi Shojaei | | Illustrator: | Goldouzian, Alireza | | Publisher: | Neyestan Books | | Rights Sold: | Chinese | | Abstract: | Long ago there lived a king who collected taxes from his people under his ruling territories. One day one of the region’ representative asks the king to make a deal; he suggests to raise some questions to the ministers, if they were able to answer them, then the people would pay the taxes, if not then people would be free to pay the taxes! The king accepted the deal and called his ministers to go and find the answers… |
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Gulistan |
27*21
56 Pages
978-2-35290-176-1 | | | | Age Group: | 12+ | | Illustrator: | Dalvand, Reza | | Poet: | S'aadi | | Publisher: | Éditions courtes et longues | | Rights Sold: | Farsi | | Abstract: | Saʿdī Shīrāzī, was a major Persian poet and prose writer of the medieval period. He has been quoted in the Western traditions as well. Bustan is considered one of the 100 greatest books of all time according to The Guardian. |
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Simorgh (Altir Attar Neyshaburi logic) |
104 Pages
978-9640-820-24-7 | | | | Age Group: | 16+ | | Author: | Marjan Fouladvand | | Illustrator: | Mohammad Barrangi | | Prize: | Selected for the White Ravens's 2020 | | Publisher: | Madreseh publishing | | Rights Sold: | German | | Abstract: | The story of Simorghan (thirty birds) and the seven cities of loveMantiq al-Tair is one of the most eminent and attractive stories in Iranian mystical literature, written by Attar Neyshabouri, the great mystic of the sixth century |
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Something Black |
28 Pages
978-622-6011-07-5 | | | | Age Group: | 5+ | | Author: | Dalvand, Reza | | Illustrator: | Dalvand, Reza | | Publisher: | Baobab Verlag, Switzerland | | Rights Sold: | Turkish, Korean, French, English, Farsi | | Abstract: | One dawn the woods shine in more beautiful colors than ever before. On the edge of a clearing the trees shimmer green and red. And there in the sunlight- there’s something black lying on the ground. What on earth could it be? |
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I'll Sow My Hands in the Garden |
40 Pages
978-600-333-376-5 | | | | Age Group: | 12+ | | Author: | Forough Farrokhzad | | Illustrator: | Hadadi, Hoda | | Language: | Farsi | | Prize: | Selected for the White Ravens's 2020 | | Publisher: | Mirmah Co. | | Abstract: | Forough is one of the effulgent Iranian contemporary poets to whom part of the spirit and stream of the Persian free verse is indebted.
Forough’s poetry is profound, critical and multifaceted. Forough was never a poet for children, but one can find tokens of tendency towards narratives with child-like tone and timbre in some poems of hers. |
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