Gheseha for Iranian Children!
When I was a child in Iran, I was read wonderful stories (gheseha) by my mother and sister, oh and sometimes Parvin joon usually before bedtime. I remember asking for another and another, but was was told only one at night before I would have to go to sleep. I want to share a few of those gheseha in the hope that all Iranian children will enjoy them as I did, but only one at a time before bedtime. These gheseha were written or compiled by Mojgan Sheikhie. There are 365 of them, one for every night of the year. I left Iran when I was eleven years old, but my father asked me to read Iranian books and newspapers whenever I could. Despite all my efforts or, as my father would probably think, lack thereof, my Farsi leaves a great deal to be desired. However, if I can understand these gheseha, so can your children. Just be to safe, I have added an English abstract at the end of each story.
Ebe Behnia
Gheseha for Iranian Children!
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A wee chick can’t tweet like his brothers and sisters and a wise rooster comes up with a plan to make his life a wee bit better.
Kese aval zikzik Yeki Bud Yekinabud Hichkas Tab. Khanumorde Vaago Huruse de Mazay Sabzis in the Yiny Kern. On ho have to Juje Hushkale Vazab Dosta. Khanumorde Faoko Huruse Sami Kerdem Jujuho Houtabiat, Tomor Vahushoy Hubi Tafil and Jujeonho Esmesh Ferferiput, Ferri Mr Jujoi Digasolem Vatavibut, Zar Vatopolut, Bali Honumorde, Barayeshnegaromboot, Chonu, Bajoy Jig Chicardan, Zigzik Mikat. Ubor Hoysa boot, butanyo yodbed. I'm giving me shot, but it's a very good thing. Ubochusholi was a bolandiguf Zigzik Bagir push the Sanash Govtan. So this story is about a chick that can't chirp like his brothers and sisters. So the brothers and sisters tease him. His mother takes him to a wise rooster who notices there's something physically wrong with him that can't be corrected. So the wise rooster comes up with a plan to make this wee chick's life better. He notices that the other chicks are listening and watching. So he tells the chicks that this kid's chirping is very special and that he's not less than ordinary, but extraordinary.