Vurūd Mamnū': Persian 1400

"Forbidden Entry" is an illustrated book written by "Sulmaz Khajevand" and illustrated by "Ghazale Begdalo", which belongs to a twenty-volume collection of books for children and teenagers entitled "Where is your house in the Garden". Reading such books requires the reader to see both the words and the pictures of the book at the same time and to pay attention to the details and messages that are conveyed to the audience through lexical and visual codes. Simultaneous attention to the text and the image creates an inseparable whole in the audience's mind, which is the story of "No Entry". "Trabcheh" and "Piyazcheh" are the protagonists of the story "Forbidden Entry" by "Solmaz Khajevand", two lifelong friends who participate in imaginary events and tell the story together. The story is set in a garden that serves as a metaphor for the real world. The author has tried to create a small community and describe the characters as real people. His goal is that the book acts as a mirror and depicts the child's environment and behavior right in front of his eyes. As a result, the nature of a bad action is condemned in his imagination, outside the space of advice and blame. The subject of the book "No Entry" is the description of the conditions in which children are prohibited from doing something. For example, children sometimes insist on watching a movie or reading a book that is not appropriate for their age, and this story depicts the consequences of their stubbornness. This storybook is very similar to educational literature, and the goal of "Solmaz Khajevand" is to depict the subject and make the child's audience think after reading the book.