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Lament for Siavash: Shahnameh Stories for Kids

Current price: $12.99
Lament for Siavash: Shahnameh Stories for Kids
Lament for Siavash: Shahnameh Stories for Kids

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Lament for Siavash: Shahnameh Stories for Kids

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The Epic Journey of Siavash: A Tale from the Shahnameh for Young Minds
The tale of
Siavash
, a character from the ancient Persian epic, the Shahnameh, is a story of innocence, betrayal, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. "
Lament for Siavash: Shahnameh Stories for Kids
" brings this timeless narrative to life for a young audience, presenting it in a way that is both accessible and engaging for children aged 4-8 years. This fully colored, illustrated book offers a captivating journey into Persian mythology, filled with adventure, lessons, and the rich cultural heritage of Iran.
Siavash, the noble prince of Persia, is the epitome of honor and virtue. From a young age, he exhibits qualities that set him apart from others, earning the respect and admiration of his people and the fear and jealousy of those who harbor ill will. His story begins in the royal court, where he grows up under the watchful eyes of his father, King Kavus, and his mentor, Rostam, the legendary hero.
As Siavash matures, his journey takes him through trials that test his character and strength. His unwavering honesty and dedication to justice lead him into conflict with deceitful courtiers and cunning enemies. Despite his loyalty and courage, Siavash finds himself entangled in a web of false accusations and treachery, forcing him to make heart-wrenching decisions.
The climax of Siavash's story is marked by his exile and ultimate martyrdom, a tragic turn of events that highlights the stark contrast between his purity and the corruption around him. His death is mourned not only by his loved ones but by the entire kingdom, leaving a lasting legacy of his bravery and righteousness.
is not just a story of sorrow but also one of hope and moral integrity. Through Siavash's trials and tribulations, young readers learn valuable lessons about the importance of truth, honor, and resilience in the face of adversity. The vivid illustrations and dynamic storytelling capture the essence of this epic tale, making it a memorable experience for children and a wonderful introduction to Persian culture and literature.
Key Features:
Fully Colored Illustrations
: The book is filled with vibrant, full-page illustrations that bring the story to life, capturing the imagination of young readers.
Engaging Storyline
: Adapted from the Shahnameh, the story is tailored for children, providing a balance of adventure, drama, and moral lessons.
Cultural Insights
: Introduces children to Persian mythology and the rich heritage of Iran through an engaging narrative.
Moral Lessons
: Emphasizes the values of honesty, bravery, and integrity, teaching children important life lessons through the story of Siavash.
Age-Appropriate Language
: Written in a language that is easy for children aged 4-8 to understand and enjoy.
Additional Highlights:
Interactive Elements
: Includes questions and activities at the end of the book to encourage discussion and reflection.
Educational Value
: Provides a historical and cultural context for parents and educators to further explore with children.
Durable Format
: High-quality printing and binding ensure the book can withstand repeated readings and become a cherished part of any child's library.
Inclusive Storytelling
: Appeals to a diverse audience, fostering an appreciation for different cultures and traditions.
Parent and Educator Approved
: Developed with input from educators to ensure it meets the developmental needs of young readers.

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