Published Works

When Arad and his friends, Lina and Henry, discover a mysterious red emoji that suddenly appears on Arad’s phone and refuses to disappear, an ordinary school day in Toronto turns into an extraordinary adventure! Full of sci-fi surprises, playful mischief, and mystery, their journey explores friendship, peace, cultural diversity, and the fascinating sights of Greater Toronto—all while celebrating kindness, togetherness, and love for our shared planet.

"The Third Season" presents an exploration of therapeutic storytelling as an effective method for enhancing the well-being of older adults. The book highlights the author's extensive research and practical experiences, demonstrating the healing power of stories and their potential to aid in overcoming the challenges of aging. With its unique focus on therapeutic storytelling for seniors, "The Third Season" fills a significant gap in existing research and literature, offering valuable insights for caregivers, healthcare professionals, and individuals interested in improving the lives of older adults.

Call Me — On the heights of our village stands a tree that has watched over us for thousands of years. A sturdy, strong, deep-rooted tree, each of its leaves is a manuscript of poetry, music, lullabies, and stories... It is so sacred that the people of the village tell their wishes only to it, and to help it remember to fulfill them, they tie offerings to its branches. One day, lightning struck and a black wind carried away the voices of their wishes. Someone must come—someone unlike anyone else, brave, kind, self-sacrificing, and uncorrupted in spirit. The Ring of Solomon is still in the blue sea. Where is the bird of happiness?

We return and pick star flowers. The book “Mir Station” was first published in 1999 and won the 2000 UNESCO Peace and Tolerance Prize for Best Children’s and Youth Book. The heroes of the book are five teenagers from different parts of the world, selected from among top Olympiad students for a space journey and a short stay on the “Mir” satellite. Their journey is educational, fascinating, thrilling, and full of memorable adventures. This work presents various aspects of science and achievements through storytelling, including: the movement of satellites, their different purposes and launches, astronaut life on the space station, environmental pollution, deforestation, extinction of plant and animal species, and ozone depletion. In the story, five teenagers from five countries, led by Mr. Bruski, travel to Mir Station. Frederic from America, Nushka from Russia, Helmut from Germany, Matsuo from Japan, and Abtin from Iran will be the spaceship’s crew. All are outstanding scientific Olympiad students. Mr. Bruski gives each responsibilities after necessary advice. The young scientists meet prominent Russian space experts during their mission and then travel into space aboard the Soyuz spacecraft.

The "Stories of Mommy and I" is a two-volume series, which has been repeatedly reprinted since 1995. The short stories of this book are told by a playful boy, and throughout the stories, he talks about the everyday events of his life with his parents. This work was chosen as the book of the year in 1996 by Children Book Council of Iran and a few other organizations. Also, it has been introduced as the best-seller book in 1999. The illustration of this work has also won the IBBY's prize in New Delhi Festival.