2 books for children and teenagers were published

Gilan - Yana Publishing House in Langrod launched two special books for children and teenagers on the book market and made them available to those interested.

According to the report of Iran's Sefir Arjan (Safir Arjan) in Langrod, Yana Publications in Langrod has published two titles of story books by Marzieh Mirsafa; "Scott and the Heirs of Light" and "The Little Fish Who Had a Dream".

"Scott and the Heirs of Noor" has been released in paperback, 94 pages, with a price of 250 thousand Tomans, and it is about a few teenagers who go to discover the unknown and their roots, and Mirsafa has tried to bring the age group of teenagers to revelation.

The story of the book is about four teenagers and a forgotten plan, a secret that has remained hidden for centuries; As Scott and his friends set foot on the path, they reach the lost halls and silent guardians of the past and discover that some legends never die; They are only waiting for those who dare to discover them; But being an heir of light is a gift; It is a choice and every choice has a price.

In the introduction of the book, the author considers knowledge to be an endless journey in the vastness of the unknown, which is like opening a mysterious map whose every line and sign leads us to a new discovery, and in this path, questions are lights that illuminate the way and take us to a world that until yesterday lived only in imagination, and this book is an attempt to depict, it is an invitation to travel along the lines with an open mind and a searching heart, and from The amazement of the first word to the clarity of the last answer, that every question becomes a bridge to knowledge and every discovery, a light to the future.

The book is written in 15 interconnected sections and begins with a description of the city of Dulcie: the city of Dulcie, with its busy streets and shiny skyscrapers, while being modern, hides a forgotten history and legends in its heart. In the southern part of this city, there was a middle school called Horizon; An old school with red brick walls, shiny corridors and tall windows that generously let the sunlight into the classrooms. It was a sunny morning, Mrs. Lopez's third class was going on, the social studies class, the ceiling fan was spinning with a monotonous sound, and soft light from the windows fell on the wooden desks of the class. On the board was written in white chalk: Final project, local research into Dulcey's past.

In the rest of the book, Mirsfa goes to the friends who are trying to do this research: On Friday afternoon, four friends set off with their backpacks towards the Dulcey Central Library. After a few minutes, four teenagers were standing in front of the high arched door of the library. This old building, with its stone facade and lattice windows, looked like a forgotten castle among the modern towers of the city, two ancient stone lions sat on either side of the steps and guarded the entrance. On the entrance door was a metal sign with carved letters that read: Dulcey Public Library - Established 1873.

The author ends the book by narrating the efforts of these teenagers to find the answer to the proposed research: they did not save the world, but they opened a way to save the world of others. Knowledge is an unknown map where every line leads to a new discovery, every sign is a sign of a world you haven't seen yet, and every correct question opens up to a world that until yesterday was just a fantasy.

The story of a fish to find happiness

"A Little Fish Who Had a Dream" is another story written by Marzieh Mirsafah, which has 84 pages, paperback, and is available for those interested at the price of 230,000 Tomans.

In this book and in 16 chapters, the author tells the story of a small fish who begins a journey to find the philosophy of existence and encounters many bitter and sweet events along the way.

Danny was a small fish living in a clear river, but his heart beat for something more than the constant flow of water. One day he leaves his home and begins an amazing journey, a journey that takes him from river to sea, from familiarity to the unknown and from fear to courage. In this way, he encounters various creatures, fishes, each of which has a secret in their heart. Coral cities, hidden caves, unforgettable friendships and questions whose answers are not written in any book. In this beautiful and inspiring story, Danny goes through exciting adventures, faces his fears and learns from his mistakes. A story for children and teenagers, and at the same time for adults who still keep alive in their hearts the dream of discovering the world and finding the meaning of happiness: should happiness be found or made?

The first part of the book prompts the audience to read it like this: Somewhere far away, between misty mountains and evergreen forests, a calm blue river flowed, a river that flows towards the Black Sea. On the shores of this sea, Tima had a beautiful white bird with a black beak on a tree. Tima was not scary, not mean, just a little lonely and a little curious, and every morning he came to the riverbank, put his feet in the sand, listened to the sound of the waves and collected shells. But one day, among the shells, he found a golden shell that made a sound. When he took the oyster close to his ear, he heard the voice of a fish!

Danny said: I am a small fish caught in a shell, I am not a strange fish. I just don't know why I got caught in this shell...

Danny told his new friend that I was separated from my family. I want to look for freedom. Of course, all Pisces talk about freedom, but few people try to find it. Most of the bigger fish think of themselves and don't listen to others; But I want to see the world with my own eyes. My family was worried that I would get hurt, but I had made up my mind, so I followed the path of the river. I passed by rocks, among tall blue plants and by various fish. Sometimes the water was calm and sometimes it roared so much that it carried me away...

Seyedah Marzieh Mirsafai Moghadam was born in Lahijan, and before that, Awai Rood, Baqa, Cursed Sense, Shadows of Oblivion, The Sound of Silence, Crownless Jungle, Alan and Noor Collection, Cry of the Soil, When the Silence Talks to You, and after the collapse were published in Yana Publications.

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