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Hameh Ba Ham Book by Fereshteh Jandaghian

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Product Type
Friendship & Social Skills
Writer
Fereshteh Jandaghian
Weight
300 g (10.58 oz)
Delivery date
Aug 30 — Sep 6
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Hameh Ba Ham Book by Fereshteh Jandaghian

Description

"Hameh Ba Ham" by Fereshteh Jandaghian, written in Farsi, is a captivating adaptation of the 9th volume of the beloved 12-volume collection of animal stories, "Kalila and Demaneh." These timeless tales are cherished for their enduring wisdom and engaging narratives. In "Hameh Ba Ham," readers are transported to a world where animals possess human-like qualities, allowing for rich storytelling that imparts profound life lessons. Fereshteh Jandaghian skillfully retains the essence of the original tales while making them accessible and enjoyable for modern readers who appreciate Persian literature and the art of storytelling. Within the adapted stories, readers can explore intricate moral dilemmas, the complexities of relationships, and the dynamics of animal society as it mirrors human society.

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Persian Title

کتاب قصه کودک و نوجوان قصه های پندآموز حیوانات همه با هم اثر فرشته جندقیان

Target Age Group

Ages 3-5 – preschool

Illustrations & Theme

Heartwarming story about unity and teamwork

Product Type & Format

Picture book – paperback

ISBN

9786009798483

Additional information

Weight 300 g
Writer

Product Type

Friendship & Social Skills

Format

Paperback

Genre

Jvenile Fiction

Condition

New

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