Small as an Elephant Novel by Jennifer Jacobson (Farsi)

Description

Born in 1958, Jennifer Jacobsen received her Masters in Education from Harvard Graduate School of Education. The small novel the size of an elephant begins with the day when a 12-year-old boy opens his eyes in a place far away from home, alone and even miles away from his mother who is suffering from bipolar disease. Jack woke up feeling very thirsty; It's as if his tongue was glued to the back of his throat. He looked at the clock on his mobile phone, it was 9 and showed that only a few hours had passed. He did not intend to sleep. He was just lying down and inventing funny games for himself. For example, if he remembers the name of every sixteen Phil Hawthorne, his mother will also come back. But Jennifer Jacobson's delightful book is much more than that, the main job of this book is to remind you of your dreams, dreams as big as an elephant that can fit in your fist.