Noushin is a child who is so young that she still urinates in her bed. Her grandmother does the same. Also urinates at herself. Mom and dad, who are tired of working for low wages have to struggle to make the ends meet. They cannot afford to hire a nurse. Mom has to/is forced to change grandma's diaper. Noushin is upset that her grandmother, like her very young sister, Nora, who is an infant uses diapers. She decides to nurse her grandmother who is suffering from Alzheimer disease. Grandma mistakes Noushin for her own demised mother who had passed away died a long time ago. The grandmother is constantly commuting through her memo-ries and keeps doing childish things (continues to sabotage and spoil the peace of the family members). Finally she passes away. The book involves

Mozhgan Babamarandi has started writing for children since 1995 focusing mostly on teenagers. She is a well-known figure in Iranian children & teenagers’ literature and her books are published by famous Iranian publish-ers. Her stories reflect her own childhood. Her books contain ethical and social themes. She is fond of short-story format and this is the prominent format of her books which are published in Iran.. At the time being, she lives in Tehran.