'Nakhl Mahi' Receives Three Flying Turtle Awards

The youth book 'Nakhl Mahi', published by Be-Nashr Publications, has won three Flying Turtle awards.

The teenage book "Nakhel Mahi", among the works published by Behsher Publications, won three bird turtle badges.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the book "Fish Palm" written by Parveen Panahi tells the story of a little girl named Mahi who lives with her mother and baby during the Iran-Iraq war. Mahi's father has gone to the front to defend the country, and while waiting for his father's return, he talks to the lonely palm tree in their yard and names it "the wish palm".

The wish of the fish is the early end of the war and the return of Baba Yunas home. His conversations and jokes with Bibi and Khalu, using the southern accent, are among the readable parts of this work.

Parvin Panahi, the author of this book, has a master's degree in Persian literature, and his other works include "Altai", "Seven Devil Hill", "Hachi and Baldrin", "Futi Fruti Gohle" and "Shah and Moon". He is also a lecturer and judge of storytelling festivals, including the "Storytelling Mothers of Tehran" festival.

The book "Nakhel Mahi" with illustrations by Zahra Zarinpour and graphic design by Mohiuddin Mirzaei, is published in 80 pages and a short cut by Behsher.