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The Clever Mouse |
16 Pages
978-1-910328-01-9 | | | | Age Group: | 6+ | | Illustrator: | Teymoorian, Anahita | | Publisher: | Tiny Owl – UK | | Rights Sold: | Italian, Chinese (Simplified), Complex Chinese | | Writer: | Teymoorian, Anahita | | Abstract: | A delightful story about a mouse who is rather too pleased with his own cleverness ...but a bit of realising his own foolishness teaches him what he needs to learn in order to become wise and happy. A mousy love story that shows how kindness is more important than beauty. |
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A Bird Like Himself |
32 Pages
978-964-391-551-3 | | | | Age Group: | 5+ | | Author: | Teymoorian, Anahita | | Illustrator: | Teymoorian, Anahita | | Publisher: | Kanoon publishing | | Rights Sold: | Turkish, Spanish, German, Dutch, Chinese (Simplified), Farsi | | Abstract: | Left on its own, a large egg rocks back and forth.
Suddenly there is a crack and out pops a fat little chick. The chick is all alone in the world. The animals living nearby don’t know what to do as they’ve never looked after a baby bird before. An unlikely assortment of foster parents takes over the job of trying to bring up ‘Baby’, as they call him, because he’s everyone’s baby’. They don’t always get it right but they do love him.
A Bird Like Himself is a funny, understated story about the importance of parental love and of growing up by Iranian author and illustrator Anahita Teymorian. The humorous
illustrations show all the different animals as they attempt to care for Baby – playtime is in a mouth full of teeth and then there are the numerous attempts to teach Baby how to fly. |
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My Sweetie, Sara |
32 Pages
978-600-01-0063-6 | | | | Age Group: | 6+ | | Copy Right: | Farsi, Spanish, Chinese | | Illustrator: | Teymoorian, Anahita | | Publisher: | Kanoon publishing | | Writer: | Teymoorian, Anahita | | Abstract: | Sarah’s doll was sitting at the corner of the yard. No matter how
hard Sarah talked her out, she was not convinced. She was not
listening at all. So Sarah closed the doll’s eyes, but the doll did not
open her eyes again. Sarah was sad, and was in a deep grief
till night. When the moon was out in the sky, she thought that she
loved the moon. So her doll loved the sun. She wished that her doll
would open her eyes tomorrow morning. The next morning, the
doll opened her eyes, and Sarah was delighted. That was when
Sarah sat down next to her doll to watch the sun. |
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A cup of poem |
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Gypsy's Songs |
32 Pages
978-600-93827-5-0 | | | | Illustrator: | Tavakoli, Haleh | | Publisher: | History of Children’s Literature in Iran | | Writer: | Mohammadi, Mohammad Hadi | | Abstract: | Gypsies or travelers left India in eleventh century AD., migrating west to Iran and the Arabian peninsula.
They developed a reputation for nomadic life style and a highly insular culture. Much of what is known about the culture comes through stories told by singers and oral histories .
They have passed these songs down the generations considering the four essential elements in nature ... |
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