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The Roc Girl |
19 Pages | | | | Age Group: | +7 | | Illustrator: | Noushin Sadeghian | | Publisher: | World Rights Available, TUTI Books | | Writer: | Ahmad Akbarpour | | Abstract: | After years of yearning for a child, the hakim gives a bird egg to the couple to look after it for 40 days. Not believing in the hakim, the husband throws the egg out. The roc bird takes the egg away. A beautiful girl hatches out whom the roc fosters.
*Grand Jury Prize (BIBF Ananas International Illustration Exhibition) selected, 2022. |
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The Pomegranate Girl |
19 Pages | | | | Age Group: | 8+ | | Illustrator: | Goldouzian, Alireza | | Publisher: | TUTI Books | | World Rights Available: | World Rights Available | | Writer: | Ahmad Akbarpour | | Abstract: | While the man was forsaking the snakes her wife had given birth to, one of the snake lets hid in the couple's gloomy house and became their daughter. They named their beloved daughter The Pomegranate Girl; Pomo. When the prince returned from India, Pomo decided to visit him... |
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The Little Painter |
26 Pages
978-88-94970-25-8 | | | | Age Group: | 6+ | | Illustrator: | Najafi, Fereshteh | | Publisher: | Coccole Books | | Writer: | Najafi, Fereshteh | | Abstract: | A small painter arrives in a dark city of monsters. Her portraits and colors will infuriate everyone, including his cruel ruler. Nobody appreciates beauty and truth in a country where even birds no longer fly.
What happens if a girl with a pure heart arrives in a world full of tyrants? |
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The Little Kingfisher |
18 Pages | | | | Age Group: | 8+ | | Illustrator: | Masoud Gharebaghi | | Publisher: | Unpublished | | Writer: | Masoud Gharebaghi | | Abstract: | “if you talk, you can’t listen, and when you don’t listen, you won’t learn. This is the last sentences of the little kingfisher’s father. The little impatient bird wants to talk and have fun. However, when having a cheerful chat with a flock of chatty parrots, he gets trapped. When seeing that talking to the parrots, who always talk over each other has no use, he falls silent. But this silence is actually the key of freedom |
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The Lion King |
32 Pages | | | | Age Group: | +7 | | Illustrator: | Amir Shabanipour | | Publisher: | IRHCLI | | Writer: | Hadi Mohammadi | | Abstract: | The King Lion is a retelling of an ancient tale in Kelileh and Demneh and Mowlana Rumi’s Mathnavi. The King Lion tells the story of a tyrant lion who has taken the entire jungle under his dominion by the use of force and violence; so much so that, wearied by this tyranny, the other animals already see themselves as victims and decide to submit and to go to the lion’s den voluntarily to be preyed on and devoured by the lion. One rabbit, however, distinguishes itself from the others by choosing to fight and finally topples the lion down a deep well with trickery. |
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