Author has tried to explain some sociologic and philosophic concepts in a simple language for children. In this story, mice attack a village. People has no choice but to ask the cats for help; but what they don’t know is that the mice and the cats are cooperating. The mice, the cats and alderman in this book each are a symbol of a group of people. Following this book, the children and even the adults get to think better and deeper about social communications. The great illustrations also play an outstanding role in making this book an excellent one.

Born in 1983, Seyed Ali Shojaei is the recipient of an Excellence Award from The Season Book Festival for The Stars which Are Not Very Far, The Quranic Stories Festival Award for Falling in Love at the Time of Inscriptions, an Excellence Award from The Children and Adolescents Festival for What if the Snowman Won’t Melt?, and a national award from The Iranian Young Festival for Season of Layla’s Loves. He has also had an Individual expo with 25 artworks in conceptual art style (Iran 2005), and 10 workshops on western and Iranian art and story-writing methods for young writers and college students (Iran 2008-2012).