“Soroosh”
The story flowed with consistency and was easy to follow. All the way it gained admiration and respect for the main character, Soroosh. I enjoyed the ups and downs of Soroosh’s life. He managed every situation beautifully. The author wrote the story of the very suffering life of Soroosh and his family very amazingly smoothly. I am glad I read it.
Almas. Sadri
A Voice from Iran 
Our grandson’s “short” name is Daryoush. We were worried how other children would react to this mouthful and he is now 11 and they do just fine. “Daryooooosssshhh” they call to him as baseball games as he’s going to bat.
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Awww that’s interesting, that’s the name of a very fair Persian king of thousands years ago. What was the reason to choose this name?
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He is named after a grandfather, my wife’s first husband who passed away. He was Iranian from Fars province.
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Awww that’s so interesting, I’m from the capital of Fars province (Shiraz) as well.
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My stepson and stepdaughter were born in Shiraz in the late 60’s, early 70’s.
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Awe I’m so amazed.❤️
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Wonderful comments,you are getting on “Soroosh”.Congratulations,dear Laleh!!❤️✌️❤️💞🙏🏻💞
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Appreciate your kindness my dear.❤️
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I just got my eBook! I look forward to reading it, Laleh. I have a long to-read list but will absolutely review it when done xx
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Awww thank you Christy, message me your interview so I could post it.🙏🌺
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