The story “If Dad Dies” is a precious and sophisticated story in which Muhammad Reza Sarshar describes the concept of waiting well and in a fluent and simple language. "If Dad Dies" is the story of waiting, a responsible and hopeful waiting. So far, with the passing of at least three generations, this book continues to be popular among adolescents. The setting of the story is very intimate and its atmosphere is one of the beautiful areas in the northwest of the country. It is very memorable and with attractive nodes and suspensions. It is a technical story that contains all the story elements. This book is one of the rare books that have gone beyond 100,000 reprints

Muhammad Reza Sashar (1953-Kazroun) is a well-known writer and literary critic, studied industrial engineering. A few of his works got published before the Islamic Revolution, but most of them have been released after the Revolution. Sarshar's stories have got a religious ambiance. However, in some of his books, he made his best to introduce outstanding historical and religious figure. Another theme mostly seen in his works is Iran-Iraq war. He is the member and the chairman of Iran Pen Association. Some of his books have been translated and published in other countries. Among his books are: -Flea in the Oven (2011-Soroush Pubs.),10 Stories from Prophet Muhammad (p.b.u.h)(2014-Ghadyani Pubs.), Look at the Camel (2011), The Adorable Grandpa (2001-Madrese Pubs.)Rain or no Rain (1996-Madrese Pubs.)