من و غول و بابا الفارسية 1446

Me, the Giant, and Dad is one volume in the Children of the Homeland series, a collection of illustrated stories about children from different regions of Iran who strive to preserve a part of their family heritage. This charming story is set in the city of Semnan and introduces readers to a young boy whose family makes a living through the traditional craft of felt-making.

The boy believes that his father’s exhaustion and heavy breathing are caused by a constant struggle with a giant felt monster living inside the felt-making workshop. Determined to protect his father, he sets out to confront the mysterious giant himself. But as he investigates, he discovers that the felt giant is hiding an important secret.

Filled with imagination, warmth, and cultural richness, Me, the Giant, and Dad introduces children to one of Iran’s traditional crafts while exploring themes of family, hard work, understanding, and respect for cultural heritage. Through its engaging story and appealing illustrations, the book offers young readers an enjoyable glimpse into the traditions and everyday lives of different communities across Iran.