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Hector |  | | | | Illustrator: | Zaeri, Mehrdad | | Publisher: | Piper Publishing House, Germany, Odile Publishing House, France |
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Hush no Hush | 
16.5*23
32 Pages
978-964-6645-47-9 | | | | Illustrator: | Taheri, Lida | | Publisher: | Tuka, Iran | | Translator: | Eshragh, Bahar | | Writer: | Anvari, Sahar | | Abstract: | Hisgo had recently moved to the new quarter. Nobody knew him. He always changed his house and went to the other districts.
Every day he sat on a stool before his house and looked at the children who were playing.
One day he came out of the house with the stool in his hand. A few children were playing there. He looked at their beautiful little hands. He stared at his hands as usual and again his heart ached with pain. He remembered the worst day in his life:
When he was a child he was living with an old wizard. The old wizard decided to teach him the witchery and malicious lessons. But Hisgo was careless about learning the sorcery lessons. Although he was the witch’s child and loved maliciousness, he just set his heart on thumb sucking. Whenever someone saw him he was sucking his thumb. He loved doing so more than any other job. One day the old wizard got angry and cried out when he saw Hisgo didn’t concentrate on his lesson; because the witches and wizards dislike seeing their children who are constantly sucking their thumb as well.
“You put your thumb in your mouth again! You do not pay attention to my words, you will hear about this later” the old wizard said. In the blink of an eye he recited a spell and bewitched Hisgo’s thumb.
From then on whenever Hisgo was sucking his thumb, it was getting little and little. When he was looking at his thumb, he grieved about it until his thumb disappeared. He no longer had thumb in his hand. So he decided to take revenge on old wizard and took it to his heart until he grew up , and one day …
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I Ran & Ran | 
20 Pages
978-600-93827-6-7 | | | | Publisher: | History of Children’s Literature in Iran | | Rewritten: | Mohammadi, Mohammad Hadi | | Abstract: | Rewriting of a Folklore Song |
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If I Become a Mayor ... | 
42 Pages
978-964-07-1414-0 | | | | Age Group: | 8+ | | Copy Right: | Taiwanese, Korean, Farsi, Italian | | Illustrator: | Kheiriyeh, Rashin | | Publisher: | Yeowon Media Korean, Mobtakeran, Iran | | Text: | Darwiche, Jihad | | Translator: | Mazloumi, Siamak | | Abstract: | Is there a city where all the citizens can live a decent life
Through the eyes of a young girl, readers think about local autonomy and problems with the right to eat. Can a city be formed where no one will go hungry?
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Inspector Cito. | 
978-600-8025-70-2 | | | | Age Group: | 9+ | | Author: | Iturbe, Antonio G | | Copy Right: | Farsi | | Illustrator: | Omist, Alex | | Language: | Spanish | | Publisher: | Edebe, Houpaa | | Translator: | Eskandari, Reza | | Abstract: | Famous worldwide for his ingenuity and his fondness for potato omelette, Inspector Cito works in the Department of Strange Cases, Mysterious and Superdificient. New cases claim their skills as a good investigator in the company of their Chinese assistant, Sergeant Chin Mi Edo. Between case and case, they enjoy a good appetite in their favorite bar, the Crazy Loro. |
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