The little girl did not like to wear any dress. She always threw away her clothes and preferred to use other things instead. Her mother and father insisted that she should wear garments. One day she fell sick and stopped talking. Her parents took her to the river and she swam away.

Ozra Jawzdani is a born writer, translator and editor. He was one of the first authors of a magazine called The Word, later renamed the Spokesperson. Azra Jawzdani began her literary career as a journalist for two years and was a member of the editorial staff of Spokesperson Doll Magazine for two years. In the 1980s, as child and adolescent journals grew in Iran, he began publishing fiction and literary criticism in official journals and, most of all, collaborated with Soroush Adolescent Magazine, the most current and most popular literary magazine in the decades and years. It was Iran. Magazine in Magazine was part of Soroush's teen magazine, which she co-edited with other writers.