The author Zeinab Sodachi is a fantastic author who writes for children and teenagers.
She announced the publication of 2 more volumes of the True Stories of True Men book series and stated that The Bicycle and The Strange Sleep books are the 7th and 8th volumes of this series.
She included that The Bicycle is a story about martyr Ali Ghorbani, while The Strange Dream narrates the real story of Ahmad Ali Niri for kids.
Our goal with this series was to compose stories in prose that kids aged 7-8 could understand without being tired, and with attractive illustrations that would accompany the stories, said the author.In recommendation to the books 2 concluding chapters, which have the titles Philosophical and Intelligent, Sodachi said that they were added so that children would review the product and posture questions after finishing the book.
There are likewise ideas in the Intelligent chapter for the books adult objectives to be better accomplished.
Childrens sacrifice and flexible spirits are strengthened by the story about the martyr Ali Ghorbani in the book The Bicycle, and we intend to portray this in each of these books by retelling memories of martyrs that highlight a particular quality.
Given that weve changed a real experience into a tale and a book, we gave the collection the name True Stories of True Men, said Zeinab Sodachi.The author said that genuine stories usually have a larger impact on children.
It is more trustworthy for youngsters to recognize that they are reading the story of someone real, who matured in the same country and neighborhood as well.She mentioned a various problem, saying: We desire kids to be book readers, and its a weak point that todays kids dont check out books, however they will not end up being book readers at any cost! In addition to presenting good example to kids, equated novels force kids to adopt the western culture, which has nothing to do with our Iranian and Islamic values.Unfortunately, the problem of equated kidss books and the dissemination of Western culture is ignored, and while its negative impacts are not yet evident, we will observe them in the years to come as our kids begin to learn more commonly.