It is a poetic childlike play about the need to respect the rights of all individuals within a community. In the vicinity of a small sparrow, an elephant lives who just care about itself. The elephant places its big feet in the forest wherever it wishes for, and walks fast and, for bathing, it throws itself into the small pond where small frogs live. In summary, it only boasts of its big body and does whatever it likes in the forest. Small and tiny animals that are tired of the elephant's behavior embark on helping each other to make the elephant flee from that area and again ordinary life returns to their small nests. Mehri Mahouti in this story teaches the children with big bodies that they should not think because of their big bodies they can bully the rest of children. She also makes the children with small bodies realize that when someone is bigger than them and bully them if they put their thoughts together, they can solve their problem together.

Mehri Mahouti was born on 15/04/1961 in Babol. After passing the guidance school and the high school, she moved to Tehran and started studying in Banking major. But since she did not get along with the figures, she left the university. Then Mahouti was involved seriously in writing stories. Her first childish story in was published in »Keyhan Bacheha« and her first book, "Like the Sun," was published in 1993. Mehri Mahouti says,"I can’t help it. It has been so sweet and desirable that I went and go toward it spontaneously with a world of passion. It's a good feeling and does not know the time and place. It gets always a preference its company, and if it fails to be created, it pisses you off. Of course, perseverance of ants is more than me; they do not cry when they fall down, they do not even think about it, they get up fast and go on with again. However I do not even stall, but I grieve and embarrass, sometimes I cry. When I start writing, I am a child, a child with all her childish characteristics; sometimes good-humored and cheerful, sometimes sad and bored, sometimes hungry and sleepy, and sometimes a nagger. I'm always reading alongside writing. I sometimes put writing aside and just read. Reading is very significant, but I prefer writing a thousand bases.