Persian Literature for Children

Modern Literature

Today, interest in children's literature has not diminished. Every year, more and more new books are issued, and collected works of different writers dominated among them. Thus, since 2000, a series of diverse works for children under the title & laquo;Storybook for Teenages» (مجموعه داستان برای نوجوانان) has been added to the Persian holdings.

Besides male writers - (Muhammad Aslani, Muhammad Kazem Mazinani , Mostafa Haramain, Majid Derakhshani, Khosrow Babakhani, Mohammad Reza Bayrami) и Dawud Amiriyan), among the authors of these books are truly remarkable woman. So let's say a few of them.

Fariba Kalhor (in Persian کلهر فریبا).
Fariba Kalhor was born in 1962 in Tehran. She is an author of a large number of tales, the central characters of which are often animals (a cat, a mouse), able to speak as people. Also she writes novels telling about society and about the people who live in it.

Mojgan Sheikhi (in Persian مژگان شیخی).
Mojgan Sheikhi was born in 1963 in Tehran. By now, she is the author of more than 80 published books for children and teenagers, her works have been translated into many European languages. She is a winner of many prizes and awards.

Shokuh Gazemina (in Persian شکوه قاسم نیا).
Shokuh Gazemina was born in 1956 in Tehran. Shikoh was educated at the Faculty of Political Science. She writes novels for children and teenagers, as well as poetry. By the time, Shokuh Gazemina has published more than 80 books.

Nura Haqparast (in Persian نورا حق پرست).
Nura Haqparast was born in 1962 in Tehran. Over 27 years, she worked in various cultural and educational centers, was a radio presenter. Engaged in teaching children, Nura also helped children in schools. By the moment, she has written approximately 40 original books for children and teenagers and has translated more than 12 books into Persian.

Books by all these women writers are collections of short didactic stories laid out in a way easy to understand by children. They are intended to teach youngsters good manners. The stories cultivate good quality & ndash; generosity, honesty, generosity and love for the world in children.

A curious detail should also be noted. At the present time, cultural exchange with Russia gave way to other influences. Nowadays, hundreds of books in Persian for children, based on the Walt Disney cartoons, are issued and sold in Iran. This is rooted in the processes of globalization.

Readers are given a wide range of opportunities to choose from various books.

For instance, amazing discoveries and new thrills are waiting for you at the Persian section of the National Library of Russia!

Saadi "Gulistan", 1928
Alexander Pushkin. The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish. Leningrad, 1966. (In Persian)
Anton Chekhov. Boys. Moscow, 1979. (In Dari, in Persian)
Aleksandr Kuprin. Yu-Yu. / Illustrations by David Borovsky. Moscow, 1978. (In Dari, in Persian)
Aleksandr Kuprin. The Elephant. / Illustrations by David Borovsky. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Leo Tolstoy. The Leo and the Dog. / Illustrations by Roman Davydov. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Leo Tolstoy. The Three Bears. / Illustrations by Yury Vasnetsov. Moscow, 1979. (In Persian)
Kuhi Kermani Hussein. Thirteen Tales: From Peasant Tales of Iran. - Tehran, 1954
Maxim Gorky. The Little Sparrow. / Illustrations by Evgeny Charushin. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Maxim Gorky. Danko's Burning Heart. / Illustrations by Vladimir Bisengaliev. Moscow, 1983. (In Persian)
Korney Chukovsky. Chudo – derevo ("The Miraculous Tree"). Moscow, 1974. (In Persian)
Korney Chukovsky. Doctor Aybolit ("Dr. Ow-It-Hurts"). / Illustrations by Vladimir Suteev. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Korney Chukovsky. Moydodyr ("Wash 'til Holes"). / Illustrations by Evgeny Meshkov. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Samuil Marshak. The Сircus. / Illustrations by Vladimir Lebedev. Moscow, 1975 г. (In Persian)
Samuil Marshak. Cubs in Cages ("Detki v kletke"). / Illustrations by Evgeny Charushin. Moscow, 1975 г. (In Persian)
Vsevolod Garshin. The Frog Traveler. / Illustrations by Evgeny Charushin. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian, in Dari)
Vitaly Bianki. The Red Hill. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Vitaly Bianki. The First Hunting. Moscow, 1981. (In Persian)
Agniya Barto. Mashenka. / Illustrations by Willie Trubkovich. Moscow, 1976. (In Persian)
Vladimir Suteev. Two Tales about the Pencil and Paints. / Illustrations by Vladimir Suteev. Leningrad,1960. (In Persian)
Sergey Mikhalkov. From a Carriage to a Rocket. / Illustrations by Vitaly Statsinsky. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Sergey Aksakov. The Scarlet Flower. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Lawrence Paul Elwell-Sutton. Persian Tales. Tehran, 1962 (In Persian)
Walt Disney. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Tehran, 2014. (In Persian)
Muhammad Aslani
Muhammad Kazem Mazinani
Mostafa Haramain
Majid Derakhshani
Khosrow Babakhani
Mohammad Reza Bayrami
Dawud Amiriyan
Fariba Kalhor
Mojgan Sheikhi
Shokuh Gazemina
Nura Haqparast
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Yury Averenkov. Do you have the sun? Moscow, 1973. (In Persian)
Yakov Akim. The Bungler. Moscow, 1973. (In Persian)
Sergey Aksakov. The Scarlet Flower. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Dawud Amiriyan. One Moment before the Spring: storybook for children and teenages. Tehran, 2008. (In Persian)
Muhammad Aslani. The Smell of the Father's Hands: storybook for children and teenages, 2009. (In Persian)
A. Akhmedova. Spring Snow. Tale. [Moscow], without date.(In Persian)
Khosrow Babakhani. Migratory Swallows: storybook for children and teenages. Tehran, 2008. (In Persian)
Mohammad Reza Bayrami. Autumn in the Steppe: storybook for teenages. Tehran, 2009. (In Persian)
Agniya Barto. Mashenka. / Illustrations by Willie Trubkovich. Moscow, 1976. (In Persian)
S. Baruzdin. We invite you to travel to the USSR. Moscow, 1973. (In Persian)
Sh. Beishenaliev. The Horned Lamb. / Illustrations by Lev Ilyin. Moscow, 1974. (In Persian)
Vitaly Bianki. The Red Hill. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Vitaly Bianki. The First Hunting. Moscow, 1981. (In Persian)
G. Blinov. Clay Tales of the Grandmother Hamro. Moscow, 1985. (in Dari)
Eva Vasilevskaya. Tigers' Nephew. Moscow, 1975.(In Persian)
Unfailing Friend. Azerbaijani folk tale. [Moscow], without date. (In Persian)
Vsevolod Garshin. The Frog Traveler. / Illustrations by Evgeny Charushin. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian, in Dari)
Nina Gernet. Clever Masha. Moscow,1974. (In Persian)
Maxim Gorky. Maxim Gorky. The Little Sparrow. / Illustrations by Evgeny Charushin. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Maxim Gorky. Danko's Burning Heart. / Illustrations by Vladimir Bisengaliev. Moscow, 1983. (In Persian)
Nizami Ganjavi. The Brick Maker. [Moscow], without date (In Persian)
Majid Derakhshani. Like a Grandmother, like a City: storybook for children and teenages. Tehran, 2009. (In Persian)
Walt Disney. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Tehran, 2014. (In Persian)
Otar Iosseliani. The Tale about Bacho and Gocha. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Otar Iosseliani. One Day. Moscow, 1974. (In Persian)
Fariba Kalhor. The Island of Wizards: storybook for children and teenages. Tehran, 2009. (In Persian)
Shokuh Gazemina. The Story, Sweet like Honey. Tehran, 2000. (In Persian)
Valentin Kataev. The Flower of Seven Colorsк. / Illustrations by Veniamin Losin. Moscow, 1977. (In Persian)
Aleksandr Kuprin. Yu-Yu. / Illustrations by David Borovsky. Moscow, 1978. (In Dari, in Persian)
Aleksandr Kuprin. The Elephant. / Illustrations by David Borovsky. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Kuhi Kermani Hussein. Thirteen Tales: From peasant tales of Iran. – Tehran, 1954
Vyaceslav Legkobit. Everyone Likes to Draw. / Illustrations by Vyaceslav Legkobit. Moscow,1975. (In Persian)
The Fox and the Hare. Moscow,1973.(In Persian)
Tatiana Makarova. The Brave Ant. / Illustrations by Gennady Pavlishin. Moscow, 1977. (In Persian)
Samuil Marshak. The Сircus. / Illustrations by Vladimir Lebedev. Moscow, 1975 г. (In Persian)
Samuil Marshak. Cubs in Cages ("Detki v kletke"). / Illustrations by Evgeny Charushin. Moscow, 1975 г. (In Persian)
Masha and the Bear. Russian folk tale. / Illustrations by Evgeny Rachev. Moscow, 1974. (In Persian)
A. Mityaev. The Ant and the Astronaut. Moscow, 1978. (In Persian)
Sergey Mikhalkov. From a Carriage to a Rocket. / Illustrations by Vitaly Statsinsky. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Muhammad Kazem Mazinani. The Unfinished Story. Tehran, 2009. (In Persian)
Emma Moshkovskaya. The Chicken Went to Kud-Kudaki. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
The Mouse, Sent for Water. Lithuanian folk tales. Moscow, 1979. (In Persian)
Mergen and his Friends. Nanai tale. / Illustrations by Gennady Pavlishin. Moscow, 1973. (In Persian)
A. Nekrasov. Friends. Moscow, 1982. (In Dari)
Nikolai Nosov. The Alive Hat. Moscow, 1977. (In Persian)
Konstantin Paustovsky. Steel Ring. / Illustrations by Tatiana Eremina. Moscow, 1976. (In Persian)
Eugene Permyak. The First Fish. Moscow,1977. (In Persian and in Dari)
Mikhail Plyatskovskii. I Flew on a Coud. / Illustrations by Victor Chizhikov. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Alexander Pushkin. he Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish. Leningrad, 1966. (In Persian)
Sivka-Burka. Russian folk tale. Moscow, 1977. (In Persian)
The Blue Overdress, Sewn Inside Out. Byelorussian tale. / Illustrations by Vladimir Milashevsky. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Dog, He-Cat, She-Cat and Chicken. Russian folk tale. Moscow, 1976. (In Persian)
The Straw Bull-calf. Moscow, 1974.(In Persian)
Soroka-beloboka ("Magpie"). Russian folk playing song. / Illustrations by Yury Vasnetsov. Moscow, 1974. (In Persian)
Vladimir Suteev. Vladimir Suteev. Two Tales about the Pencil and Paints. / Illustrations by Vladimir Suteev. Leningrad,1960. (In Persian)
Vladimir Suteev. Cat - Fisher. [Moscow], without date.(In Persian)
Javad Tardzhemanov. Shuktugan. / Illustrations by A. Kelennikov. Moscow, 1976. (In Persian)
Tereshechka. Russian folk tale. Moscow, 1987.
Leo Tolstoy. The Leo and the Dog. / Illustrations by Roman Davydov. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Leo Tolstoy. The Three Bears. / Illustrations by Yury Vasnetsov. Moscow, 1979. (In Persian)
Nura Haqparast. Green Winter. Tehran, 2009. (In Persian)
Mostafa Haramain. Taste of Life. Tehran, 2009. (In Persian)
Gennady Tsyferov. There Lived an Elephant Cub. Moscow, 1975.(In Persian)
Yevgeny Charushin. How Different Animals Live. / Illustrations by Yevgeny Charushin. Moscow, 1976. (In Persian)
Yury Cherepanov. Kiryushin's Pranks. / Illustrations by Yury Cherepanov. Moscow, 1976. (In Persian)
Anton Chekhov. Boys. Moscow, 1979. (In Dari, in Persian)
Korney Chukovsky. Chudo – derevo ("The Miraculous Tree"). Moscow, 1974. (In Persian)
Korney Chukovsky. Doctor Aybolit ("Dr. Ow-It-Hurts"). / Illustrations by Vladimir Suteev. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Korney Chukovsky. Moydodyr ("Wash 'til Holes"). / Illustrations by Evgeny Meshkov. Moscow, 1975. (In Persian)
Mojgan Sheikhi. Approaching Adolescence. Tehran, 2009. (In Persian)
Lawrence Paul Elwell-Sutton. Persian Tales. Tehran, 1962 (In Persian)
Teymur Elchin. The Snow Maiden. [Moscow], without date. (In Persian). [Moscow], б.г.(In Persian)
G. Yurmin. The Boy and the Airport. / Illustrations by Eduard Zaryansky. Moscow, 1978. (In Persian)