Rāmuna va mādarash: Persian 1402

Beverly Cleary was born in 1916 in America. Since childhood, she was interested in the world of books and reading. In her youth, she chose a job as a librarian and reads books to children. At the same time, she decided to write stories for children whose characters come from the real world. She created stories full of adventures and sweet and memorable moments, and very soon young and old readers became fascinated with her works. Dear Mr. Henshay, Art Cottage, Ramona's collection of stories and many popular stories for children and teenagers are among her works. Beverly Cleary won many honors during her long career. In 1984, she won the Newbery Medal, and the National Book Award and several Newbery honors were awarded to the collection of Ramona's stories. She died in 2021 in California. Ramona is caught up in the strange times of being a half-half. After school, when his mother is at work, he doesn't stay home alone because he is small, but he doesn't like to play with Villajin, because he has grown up. Have you ever been half and half? These days, Ramona just wants to wiggle her nose and be her mommy's little bunny again. Does that mean that it is not possible to always be the little rabbit of its mother?