The Prince Savan goes to mountains for hunting. He sees a girl named Ahoo and falls in love with her. But suddenly Ahoo disappears and no matter how much Prince searches the area, he finds no trace of her. Prince goes back to castle and starts to refuse all girls who are proposed to him by King and Queen. Prince goes to mountains again but still finds no trace. Prince Savan stays in the mountains and someday finds two long hairs similar to Ahoo’s hairs. When he tries to take out the hairs from the small river, he finds out that the hairs are tied to a green reed. He takes out the reed and blows in it to make music, but he hears a voice which seems to say:” The pain of this cell! the pain of this cell!”His love grows, so King and Queen announce a reward for anybody who could bring news of Ahoo. But, still, no news comes. Till, someday an old doll-maker comes to city and says she knows Ahoo….

Mohammad-Rezā Yoosefi is a renowned Iranian writer with more than 100 titles for young adults and almost as many for children. He is specially famous for his literary adaptations of classic and folklore literature of Iran. e.g. Shaahnaameh.