The book “Nobody Saw the Koala,” written by Marjan Zarifi, was recently published by the Center for Intellectual Development of Children and Adolescents.

According to the Children and Media Association, citing the General Public Relations and International Affairs Department of the Center, this book is about the lives of various animals near a pond who decide to go fishing. The koala also goes in search of them to fish. But no one hears him…

In part of this book we read: The monkey shouted: “I want to catch fish. I want to catch fish…” The raccoon said: “Don’t make so much noise, you’re scaring them away!” The fox went to lie down next to a boulder and said to himself: “Foxes don’t catch fish. They They only take their share of the rest of the hunt and listened to the rumbling sound of his stomach. The monkey just remembered that he didn’t know how to catch fish. He asked with a scream and a shout, “How can you catch fish?” The raccoon said, “Hiss.” The bear said, “Hiss.” The fox said, “Hiss.” The koala said, “Hiss.” Almost reaching the lake, he said, panting, “With perseverance and…”

The illustrations for this book, which is suitable for ages seven and up (beginner readers), were done by Akbar Nikanpour.

The book “Nobody Saw the Koala” has 24 color pages, brick-cut, and is published in a print run of 2,000 copies by the Center for the Intellectual Development of Children and Adolescents.

Those interested can purchase this book for 60,000 Tomans from the Center for Intellectual Development of Children and Adolescents stores across the country and the Center’s online store for products atNO QUERY SPECIFIED. EXAMPLE REQUEST: GET?Q=HELLO&LANGPAIR=EN|ITNO QUERY SPECIFIED. EXAMPLE REQUEST: GET?Q=HELLO&LANGPAIR=EN|IT