Shab-Pareha Novel by Morteza Moaddebpour

Description

"Shab Pare-ha" (Night Butterflies) by Morteza Moaddebpour is a tender and romantic novel, characteristic of the author's style. Known for his compelling storytelling and ability to weave intricate subplots alongside the main narrative, Moaddebpour once again delves into the intricate dynamics of family ties. The story unfolds within the context of two brothers who are not only blood relatives and business partners but also share a close bond in their factory. The sons of these brothers become the central characters of the tale. The sons, depicted with mischievous and playful personalities, create amusing scenarios in the story, often engaging in antics to avoid work or to attract the attention of girls. One of the sons, Kaaveh, feigns illness and pretends to have a headache to avoid work, leading his father to worry about his health.