These ten tales are titled: 1. Mrs. Giant, 2. The Camp, 3. Red Puppet, 4. Rustle and Crinkle, 5. The Solution, 6. The Fate, 7. The Scarecrow, 8. The Meeting, 9. The Tiny Pea’s Wish, and 10. My Own Size. In ‘The Fate’ a shovel just wished to do farming just like all the other shovels, but he has turned into a baby giant’s spoon. In ‘Rustle and Crinkle’, the little girl can’t reach the clothes hanger. She asks the hanger to bend down a bit so that she can hang her overcoat. The hanger disagrees and the little girl starts to read a story book. Meanwhile, the clothes hanger gradually bends his head to hear her story and now she can hang her clothes on it.

Claire Jobert, writer and illustrator, was born in Paris in 1961. She immigrated to Iran about 30 years ago. Claire Jobert has a bachelor’s degree in educational sciences and a master in children's literature. She illustrates her stories herself. With a cursory look at her works, one can easily perceive her preoccupation with issues such as faith and religion, identity, children’s relations with their surroundings, etc. Most of this writer’s works are for primary-age children. Jobert is also interested in doing research on children’s literature and philosophy for children. She writes both in Persian and French and has published some French books in Lebanon and France, but her preference is to write in Persian. She has published more than 60 picture books in Iran.