Attendance at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
Very pleased to announce that Anahita Teymorian, the author and illustrator of two of our published books, and Ali Seidabadi, our Persian language editor, are invited to Edinburgh International Book Festival next August. We will update you by their news. For more information visit: https://www.edbookfest.co.uk/ Buy Anahita Teymorian books via here and here.
The Little Black Fish as reviewed by Found in Translation
The Boy Who Cried Wolf as reviewed by Natari
BBC Persian’s report about The Little Black Fish in Farsi
The Boy Who Cried Wolf as reviewed by: Books for Keeps
This is an unusual visual slant – literally – on a well-known Aesop’s fable, although the story itself is one that goes back much further and has many cultural variants around the world. Indeed the global nature of the story is reflected in the illustrative perspective Mahni Tazhibi uses. Bored with looking after his father’s […]
The Clever Mouse as reviewed by Books for Keeps
This translated Iranian folk tale is rather old fashioned in layout, with richly coloured illustration on one side of a double page and text set on an opposing white page. It’s a fable about Mr Koochi, an ordinary, hard working and eminently deserving mouse (very much like the voter all the parties were pitching for […]
A Bird Like Himself as reviewed by: Medicted Flower of Fashion
‘LITTLE BLACK FISH and picture books from Persia’: The Pirate Tree and also on Reader Kidz
The Little Black Fish as reviwed by: The Pirate Tree The same review has published on Reader Kidz as well. by nancyboflood • May 4, 2015 I share with you a treasure. Tiny Owl is a brand new children’s picture book publisher. Their 2015 “first books out,” present some of the best stories and best […]
