Each part narrates a short story for children, and it creates an eternal picture in the mind of children who can communicate easily with the character, plot, setting and what happens through the very short adventure. Actually, before the keen reader knows it, he/she will find himself/herself flipping through the pages, craving for more extraordinary mysteries: In “Who’s Afraid of a Crocodile?” you will read: you just have to pass by a hungry crocodile, don’t even let fright creep into your heart. Because, This is the Very last time That you’ll pass by a hungry crocodile!’ Each piece is accompanied by a unique illustration which leaves a magnificent mark on the reader’s mind.

He was born in 1954, and studied English. He actually started his work as story writer for adults by writing a number of novels and a few collections of short stories. His writings were appreciated by both the readers and critics. He started writing for children in 2003 and then three of his short illustrated stories were published at the same time. In 2007 he earned the first prize in the Biennial Festival of Children Books held by the Association of Publishers in Iran.