Reviews
I knew about selective osmosis, and I thought that the children's questions might be not very well understood by adults.
@szzm. Twenty-eight. Álák. The book seems to be more of a thank-you than a fun reading. The story of the selective boy, the best seller of North recipes, has a true story on the development of a boy who wrote his own story. Psychologist and sociologist Pilinush Sani, author of his first book, Swana, was banned from the sale of Iranian governments but received a lot of response and became best sellers. In his second book, he did not swallow his voice, but brought in a child who had not spoken to
It's so good to see a good book. I'm not used to it, but I've been wondering. I loved to follow the story of the place.
I just happen to know the author. They're carefully and in a deep language, telling the child the folly of adults. Parents, read a book!
Parinoush Sani: The child who swallowed the voice
A sad cry of a child who hides his voice from himself, and doesn't want to be hurt by his story. My cousin, my cousin, and I laughed so much every time we called me "mock," I thought it was a good word. I didn't realize at the time that people weren't necessarily laughing when they were happy. Whatever, I was dumb. (p. (10) The child who swallowed his voice was awarded a second novel by psychologist and sociologist Pilinus Sani, a Bokchio literary award, and a great honor in Iran, followed by the best - ever - the best ever - and sold over 10 countries in the United States, France, Norway, Romania, Italy, and other countries. The novel, based on the true story, has a story about a boy who was unable to speak until he was seven years old, and is a 20-year-old boy, with stories describing events in his life, and elaborates the psychological content of people around him, including the silent child and family. The boy who is the leading character in the novel, Shaherb, doesn't talk. Not because of a lack of language or intelligence, but because of the ability to speak. But in the novel, the cause is not clearly presented. The silence of the Shaherb may appear on the one hand to be a desperate defense of a lonely child who doesn't want to be hurt, or, on the other hand, a stubborn impotence of an immature child who wants to be loved. The child who swallowed his voice had a story about a child and their family who had more than the usual form of selective suffocation, which they didn't even talk to their parents.
Korean title: 목소리를 삼킨 아이
Korean author: 파리누쉬 사니이
Korean publisher: 북레시피
ISBN-13: 9791190489171
Reviews
I knew about selective osmosis, and I thought that the children's questions might be not very well understood by adults.
@szzm. Twenty-eight. Álák. The book seems to be more of a thank-you than a fun reading. The story of the selective boy, the best seller of North recipes, has a true story on the development of a boy who wrote his own story. Psychologist and sociologist Pilinush Sani, author of his first book, Swana, was banned from the sale of Iranian governments but received a lot of response and became best sellers. In his second book, he did not swallow his voice, but brought in a child who had not spoken to
It's so good to see a good book. I'm not used to it, but I've been wondering. I loved to follow the story of the place.
I just happen to know the author. They're carefully and in a deep language, telling the child the folly of adults. Parents, read a book!
