These ten tales are titled: 1. What a Hat, 2. The Second One, 3.The Spinner, 4. The Wedding Conflict, 5. The Fork and Spoon, 6. Phew, 7. The Orange Elevator, 8. The Party behind the Lake, 9. The Bobbin and 10. Where’s My Stick? In ‘What a Hat’ a farmer set up a scarecrow in his farm and put a hat on his head. The scarecrow took the hat, bowed and invited the birds to the farm. The farmer changed the scarecrow’s hat a few times, but all the same the scarecrow encouraged the birds to eat all the seeds. So the farmer got angry and removed the scarecrow’s hat. Just then the scarecrow turned to the birds, “My Working hour has finished, so do whatever you like.” In ‘The Fork and Spoon’, the baby giant learns that he should eat with a fork and spoonin his school. The problem is that the baby giant doesn’t have fork and spoon. So he borrows an oar from the fisherman, and something that looks like a fork from the farmer…

Writer: Yeganeh Moradi Lakeh She is now • Graphic Designer • kindergarten trainer for 20 years • Member of the Association of Children and Teenagers Writers Published books: - Stripy, blow it out!, mehrab ghalam, 2018 - Little circle`s stories, story collection, amirkabir publications, 2016 - Big horse race, soureh mehr, 2015 - Simple seer, king seer!, soureh mehr, 2015 - Where did the crocodile kid go?, soroush, 2012 - The shoe lid laughed (as author and illustrator); negarineh, 2015 Collaboration with ROSHD Magazine, NABAT, SOROUSH, YEKI BOUD YEKI NABOUD, POUPAK (as author and published over 90 stories for children and minors) Award winner at Tehran satirical festival 2009 Candidate for the 13th Book Festival of the Year Shahid Ghaniipour Festival for “where did the baby go?”.