
The Tale of Mustachio
Illustrated by Sara Saberi Foumani
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Author(s)

Avisa Sharafi
Illustrator(s)

Sara Saberi Foumani
Related Titles
The Tale of Mustachio
Magink Publishing House
Illustrated Picture Books · Character Development · Juvenile Fiction
About the Book
How can you find where you truly belong when you feel sad and rejected?
Mustachio is feeling a little rejected and sets off on an adventure to find a new face to sit on. But as he explores, he discovers that a mustache can be so much more than just a facial accessory. With playful humor and imaginative illustrations, this charming tale encourages kids to think outside the box and embrace creativity. It’s a fun and heartwarming story for young readers and families, showing how imagination and exploration can help us find where we truly belong.

Avisa Sharafi
Avisa Sharafi was born in the spring of 1969. As a little girl, she’d get so lost in the pictures of books and magazines, that it seemed like she was reading them, even though she couldn’t yet read. At university, Avisa studied electronics but she realized that her true passion was storytelling, just as it had been from the start. Avisa has written many stories for children, and she’s still busy crafting new adventures, one story at a time! If she had a genie, one of her wishes would be the ability to speak with animals and find out what they really think about us humans.

Sara Saberi Foumani
Sara Saberi Foumani was born in November 1983, and ever since she was a little girl, she’s loved discovering new things! That’s why she studied painting and the Italian language at university. For many years, she has worked as an animator and a concept artist on fun animation projects, bringing stories to life on screen. Sara has also participated in art exhibitions, but if you ask her, nothing makes her happier than illustrating books for children. Her biggest dream is to help kids develop a love for reading.
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