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Sarv-i nāz = Evergreen

Author:	Mahʹdukht Kashkūlī
Publisher:	Tihrān : Shabāvīz, 1383 [2004].
Edition/Format:	Book : Fiction : Juvenile audience : Persian
Summary:	Little Sarira has to leave her home and her country to go live in a different land with her parents. However, she is having a hard time leaving behind an evergreen tree that she has been calling hers. She keeps crying until finally grandpa promises to send her the tree wherever she ends up going. No the grandpa has to do something to fulfill his promise for little Sarira. Bilingual ; winner of the New Horizons Award at the 2004 Bologna Children's Book Fair.  Read more...
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