The doctor flipped through the file and said to the young man standing in front of him, “Pull down!” The young man pulled his pants down to his knees. The physician wrote something on the paper and signed and sealed it, then gave it to the young man and said, “Take it to room 27.” Over there, a young physician was visiting the pa-tients too. He too asked the young man to pull down his pants. After checking the young man’s leg, the physician said, “You are exempted.” The young man was happy that he would no longer go to work and could go to the front. The present illustrated book was published with six satirical stories. The stories of the book include: The Usurped Congregation Prayer Imam; Where Did the Imam’s Comrade Go; Abji Mashallah; The Brave Bat-talion Commander; The Army Commander’s Son-in-Law; The War has Nothing to Do with You.

Davood Amirian is the writer who well-known figure in the Iranian children and young adults' literature. His main interest of subject is war literature. He published his memories of Iran-Iraq war at the age of twenty. Satire and presence of young active and ambitious youths are characteristics of Amiriyan's works. A lot of his books have been published in Iran and other countries, for instance in Russia.