This book contains a readable story for the adolescent's age group. The story takes place in Khorramshahr in the aftermath of the Iran - Iraq war. The Zarhassan garden at the Ouija neighborhood was a cursed place for the people of Sheikh Hassan Kut’s locality and they tried not to get near it. The area was protected and people would get arrested if they went there. Some of the kids in the neighborhood decide to go to the Zarhassan garden against all odds and figure out the circumstances over there. The children’s adventure-seeking creates events in the story that while providing a fascinating story, describes the people’s life in Khorramshahr after the war. Book Expert: At night, he told Hamid about the Zarhassan’s garden. - “I think Ouija is full of shrapnel pieces, Kaka.” Hamid closed the accounts book. -“When are you going to listen, kid? Have you forgotten Khani? Zarhassan himself doesn’t even go there to pick dates and grapes for years in a row.” He stared at his blue eyes. - “Do you know why?” Like every other time when an argument erupted between the two brothers, Baby praised and greeted god, Mohammad and his descendants and with a rosary in hand, began to chant prayers. The father, who had put aside his crutch and limped, got out of the room. - “What is Hamid’s blunder this time?” - “Nothing, gone to the depths of Zarhassan’s garden.” Nanny slapped her cheeks. - “What a shame. Do you want to be incarcerated in a lunatic asylum like Ms. Roghayeh’s son, Baby?” The fragile silence that changed the warfare and conflict atmosphere of for a moment, broke with the choked voice of Baby. - “Do not do it, Baby. Do not, my dear. Ouija stinks of blood. The smell of the blood of fairies. Do you know how many people have been killed in Ouija? How much they bombed this garden and those defenseless trees, Baby? The creek is still red because of the blood, nanny.”

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