Māh Pishooni (Moon Foreheaded) Adapted from Old Iranian Legends Parri lives with her father and stepmother. The stepmother always makes her do hard chores. One day, the wind drops her cotton into a well. This causes her to get familiar with a bizarre old woman living down the well. The girl helps the old woman and to make for this kindness, the old woman spins her cotton using magic. On the other hand, having not seen a girl that kind before, the old woman gives her the address of a spring and asks her to wash her face in it. The girl does as she is told and when going back home, she notices that her forehead has been marked with a beautiful moon. This arouses jealousy in the stepmother. She climbs down the well too. However, the old woman teaches her a good lesson for being so despicable.

Dariush Haft Baradaran; children book's author and the manager of Faray-e Elm Publishing House