Marjane Satrapi, a well-known comics writer and director, with her humor, insight and respect reveals a unique story about one of the most famous Iranian gravers on the container, which he reports. music and khannya have their own life.
In the leaf fall of 1955, Nasser Ali Khan, the author’s great-uncle, discovers a new instrument: his love and evil. It’s a good idea not to sound proper. With a broken heart, Nasser Ali Khan believes that there is nothing left in life. So he lies down to his bed, dazzling in the light and all his belongings...

It is surprising to see how much complexity and native resourcefulness Satrapi puts into his images... “Curly with prunes' - the most recent and richest ball with its history: the author shuffles the past, now and in the future, otherwise the card. — Los Angeles Times Book Review

Deceptively simple, the desperately tight little Satrapas unite with the precise, ale-like prose of the vikoryst, adapting to their numerous roles as consecrated women, folklorists and grand-nieces. — The New Yorker

Translation from the French by Oksana Makarova
Literary editor Irina Nikolaychuk
Literation of the logo by Victor Kharik
Corrector Andriy Martinenko
Layout Roman Marchishina
Technical editor Illya Strongovsky
Lilia Omelyanenko was awarded for the release

2005 rock book won the city award for the best album at the bandesin festival in Angoulémé, and in 2011 Marzhan Satrapi made a film for it.