Golaviz and Shamar are married lovingly. They live in mountains. Shamar’s cynicism, oversensitivity and jealousy have hurt Golaviz so much that she thinks about divorce. Golaviz has to go to Mamosta, the chief and the elder of the village. No marriage or divorce can take place without his blessing.Mamosta gives them each a difficult task, in order to agree with their divorce. Golaviz must bring him a fistful of hair from a wild gray wolf’s forehead, and Shamar, if wishes to know the secret of Golaviz, must find the secret cause of wild bear’s anger …

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