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That old king and this new one |
29*22
19 Pages
978-600-152-211-6 | | | | Age Group: | 8+ | | Author: | Mehdi Hajvani | | Illustrator: | Golmohammadi, Feeroozeh | | Language: | Farsi | | Publisher: | Nazar, Iran | | Abstract: | The king suffers from insomnia. The court witchcraft medicines do not work, so another Indian witch comes to rescue. However, the two witches get involve in complicity and give the king a medicine that puts him to eternal sleep. Then, the two bribe the guards, steal the king’s jewelry and property and flee. Consequently, people who feel free choose someone among themselves to be a king who differs from the former king only in appearance.
This picture book tells the story of societies whose people, instead of challenging the monarchy, fight the king, and think of changing the other instead of themselves, and wait for someone to take responsibility instead of shouldering the burden |
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The Orange Girl |
20x26
32 Pages
978-622-6630-33-7 | | | | Age Group: | 6+ | | Author: | Shabani, Asad-allah | | Language: | Farsi | | Publisher: | TUTI Books | | Abstract: | The king’s son has become big and strong and nobody is a match to him in horse riding and archery. But when he shoots and breaks an old woman’s oil bottle, she says to him: “I will not curse you since you’re the only child of the king, but I hope you fall in love with the Orange girl!” You may say “That’s a good thing! The prince is lucky!” but… They say that the Orange girl lives beyond the mountains in the magic land… Anyone that has gone there never returned… |
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The Boxer |
32 Pages
978-964-3189-58-7 | | | | Age Group: | 4+ | | Author: | Hassan Mousavi | | Illustrator: | Hassan Mousavi | | Publisher: | TUTI Books | | Rights Sold: | Korean, Chinese, Arabic | | Abstract: | He was a professional boxer who loved to box because it made him feel powerful. But the day came when there was nothing left for him to box, no one applauded for him or praised him or came to watch him anymore. One day, he began to think about his loneliness and his worn-out gloves and he wondered why his boxing no longer made people or even himself happy… |
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Tippler And The Crow |
20x26
32 Pages
978-622-6630-21-4 | | | | Age Group: | 4+ | | Author: | Afsaneh Shabannejad | | Copy Right: | Farsi | | Publisher: | TUTI Books | | Abstract: | “Tippler and the Crow” is an Old Iranian folktale that takes on the concept of being careful and thinking ahead of time, so as to not regret the consequences. Helping each other in times of need is another theme of the story since no one should get through their problems alone. |
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The Hungry Mouse |
20x26
32 Pages
978-622-6630-25-2 | | | | Age Group: | 6+ | | Author: | Afsaneh Shabannejad | | Publisher: | TUTI Books | | Abstract: | “The Hungry Mouse” is an Old Iranian folktale that revolves around greed. It helps children to understand that although “wanting more” is not necessarily a bad thing, it should not turn into greed and hurting others. |
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