Khāṭirāt-i pisar'bachah-yi shaṣt sālah (jild 1): Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The first volume of the series "Memoirs of a 60-year-old Boy" written by Hamid Jabali will take us to his childhood world, which is a period from birth to preschool. Although Jabali rarely holds a press conference and rarely appears in an interview, this time he sat directly and face to-face with the audience and shared the "memories of a sixty-year-old Boy" with them. "Memoirs of a 60-year-old Boy" in addition to its nostalgic aspect, paints a realistic picture of a boy's problems and concerns, and that is why his troubles seem funny and funny to today's adults, and his funnyness is understandable. The audience, like the adults in the story, looks at his childhood problems and a smile of simplicity and affection sits on his lips. Sometimes this laughter turns into hatred, and the audience finds themselves on the same footing as a child who has not yet gone to school, and "Hamid Jabali" presents this narrative so concretely as if he never grew up and remained the same boy. "Memoirs of a 60-year-old Boy" includes the writings of "Hamid Jabali" who, according to himself, wrote it within the limits of his own knowledge and experience. He never goes beyond this and does not artificialize his story by introducing a character from the outside. Because when the believer does not know them, they do not seem believable. In his memoirs, the characters are neither completely black nor completely white. However, all of them are original and believable, and with their positive and negative qualities, they will appeal to the reader of the first volume of the book "Memoirs of a 60-Year-Old Boy".