The Meaning of Nowruz

By Anahita Tamaddon

The classic introduction to Nowruz, the Persian New Year, for children ages 3-8. A favorite of parents bringing Nowruz to their child's classroom.

Written in English, in Persian, and in Persian spelled out in English letters - using the Englisi Farsi transliteration system - so parents who speak Persian but never learned to read it can read aloud to their kids too.

The Meaning of Nowruz introduces young readers to the essential elements of the Nowruz spring festival as it is celebrated around the world. It reminds children of their bond with nature, their family traditions, their friendships, and their ability to forgive and start over.

The book introduces children to Persian art, music, and dance. Most importantly, it reminds them that Nowruz is a time to remember where you come from, and to be proud of who you are today.
English, Persian, and transliterated Persian - so anyone who speaks Persian can read it aloud, even without reading the script.

Inside this book:

What Nowruz is and why it begins with the spring equinoxThe traditions families share: the haft-sin table, fire jumping, spring cleaning, and visitingForgiveness and fresh starts, in language young children understandPersian art, music, and dance

Perfect for:

Parents introducing Nowruz to their child's classroom or schoolTeachers and librarians teaching spring holidays around the worldIranian-American, Afghan, Kurdish, Tajik, and Central Asian familiesA Nowruz gift for children ages 3-8Anyone curious about the Persian New Year

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08HB68NK7
• ISBN13: 9798677721915
• Release Date: September 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 28 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 8.5" x 8.5"