Keivan, the school janitor’s son, lives with his father in a janitorial residential unit. His mother angrily left her husband to stay at Khanoom Joon’s home. Keivan lived with his little sister, Vida. Keivan hated cats and found them agitating. When he was alone in the school courtyard or in the alley, he thought that cats intended to kill him. This whole cat thing made him resort to hallucination and illusory and thought he is like them and has grown a tail, and this illusion had left him in crisis. He was a great swimmer and was supposed to attend an im-portant swimming tournament, but worrying about others to notice his tail would not participate. He spared no efforts to get rid of this tail. One day he decided to go to the bathroom to cut his tail. And so on… Introduction: This book contains a long story written specifically for teenagers. The author in his fiction nar-rates a tale based on his imagination for kids. The book is organized to suit the children (keeping in mind their patience) in 28 separate chapters, each with an independent title. Thus, each of them plays the role of a short sto-ry. The author has been able to create a fictional story using a trivial subject.

Reihaneh Jafari (Isfahan-Iran) Reyhaneh Jafari is an Iranian translator and writer who write for children and young adults. She has started her literary activities since 1993. She has enjoyed engaging in other cultural affairs including film directing, editing and film scripts for children.