Parisa is greatly attached to her elder sister, Parvaneh. All her grades in school are 20, except the mathematics. She dreams of becoming a painter and an author (when she grows up). A suitor comes for Parvaneh to propose marriage. Her family gives a positive answer to the proposal and accept it. Parisa deliberately burns the food at their party. But the aunt of Peyman, the groom, finds out everything. Shirin, Parisa’s classmate, recounts about her sister who is married and lives in Isfahan. Parisa is afraid of losing Parvaneh. Her math improves with Pey-man’s help. And she wins in a composition competition. Her father’s colleague and the groom’s aunt hear her composition (which is broadcast on the radio) from the radio. She thinks she will definitely become an author. The wedding ceremony takes place the day before the Norooz. Parisa wakes up early in the morning. While she is watching two doves with their chicks eating seeds (feeding themselves) in their little flower garden, Parvaneh and Peyman arrive at their home for Norooz visit.

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. She is the author of more than 28 books of novel and collection of stories for children and young Adults .