Mājirāhā-yi Hank 6: Kūftah-qulqulī rā namītavān bā nay khurd Persiska (Farsi) 2017

The Hank Zipzer series is one of the bestselling humorous children’s collections on the The New York Times bestseller list. Through funny and exciting stories, the series follows the trouble-filled world of Hank, an intelligent and imaginative boy whose ideas often lead to hilarious and unexpected situations. In addition to entertaining children, the series teaches young readers about the consequences of wrong decisions, childish mischief, and the difference between right and wrong, while encouraging them to think critically. Hank Zipzer is an engaging choice for elementary-school children and readers who enjoy humorous and adventurous stories.

In this story, Hank is nothing like his cousin Judith Ann. Judith is an outstanding student, but Hank is not. Judith is also an excellent cook, while Hank certainly is not. When one of the contestants in a cooking competition drops out, Hank is given the chance to prove to Judith that he can cook just as well as she can—or at least he hopes so. But is that really the case?

Combining humor, excitement, and imagination, the Hank Zipzer series takes children into an entertaining world while also offering valuable lessons about fears, self-confidence, and facing challenges.