An interesting presentation of A Rainbow in My Pocket published by Tiny Owl: As part of our Fly with Tiny Owl series, we’ve gathered a range of read along and how-to videos from our fabulous authors and Read more…
The IBBY-iRead Outstanding Reading Promoter Award has been established by the Shenzhen iRead Foundation and IBBY to encourage a real commitment to the cause of reading promotion in the hope of spreading this dedication to Read more…
This is a passage from International Companion Encyclopedia of Children’s Literature’s entry on Iran: The growing success of children’s literature in Iran can be seen clearly in the development of research, criticism and literary Read more…
Two of the most referenced English encyclopedias about children’s literature include entries on children’s literature in Iran: The Oxford Encyclopedia of Children’s Literature and International Companion Encyclopedia of Children’s Literature. In the International Companion Encyclopedia of Children’s Literature, edited Read more…
During last year I have had several meetings with members of the local council in my village and we have planned various projects in which I will also take part. An interesting idea came up in Read more…
On Wednesady, August 28th, in the first White Hoopoe (Hodhod-e Sefid) festival, I was awarded the “White Hoopoe medal” for my book “Aunty Oldie’s House is not so Far” (Khane-ye Khale Pirzan noor nist). The Read more…
In the first days of 2019, a group of writers, illustrators and publishers of children and young adult literature gathered to honor Ali Asghar Seidabadi for his efforts in promoting a reading culture all around Read more…
Bam, a garden-city located in Kerman province and one of the largest growing regions of dates in Iran, is among the most active Iranian cities in forming book reading clubs. Its Arg-e Bam, the largest Read more…
I met the principal of a famous primary school in Tehran a few days ago. He asked my advice about how to encourage his students to read. I suggested that he should get his students Read more…