Daddy has found a job in Tehran and calls for the family to join him. The family embarks on a travel to Tehran and the grandma gives a patchwork handkerchief to Rayhaneh, the eldest daughter of the family as a memento. From that moment on, the handkerchief turns into a robust thread which ties the hearts of Rayhaneh and her grandma.

I was born Jamal Akrami in Semnan. My childhood passed in the library of the Semnan Branch. I went to the University of Tehran in 2008 to study mapping and French. In 2006, I worked as a painting instructor in the Guilan and Isfahan provinces. After the revolution, I worked in Kayhan Kids Magazine and then as an art teacher in Tehran schools. In the year 9, I launched Koshesh Magazine at the Center for Breeding and my first book was published that year. For many years as an art lecturer, I worked for the Painting Coaches of the Nutrition Center and took the writing work seriously. My awards include Book of the Year Growth, Book of the Year of the Cultivation, Blue Bird of the Year Award, and Book of the Year by Martyr Ghani Puraz.