TEHRAN- “I Know Something You Don't Know” written by German author Brigitte Raab and illustrated by Manuela Olten has recently been published in Persian.

Translated by Gita Rasouli, the book has been published by Elmi Farhangi Publications in Tehran.

The book "I Know Something You Don't Know" is a fun and interactive book that presents a series of fun facts and claims made by kids, along with the challenge for readers to determine whether they are true or false. The book features a series of statements, such as "My mom saw a bird flying faster than our car!", "When I blow on a dandelion, some of the seeds fly more than a mile!", and "The ants in our garden are stronger than weightlifters!", which kids can evaluate and decide whether they are true or false.

Through this engaging and educational format, the book encourages children to think critically and develop their problem-solving skills as they analyze each claim and gather evidence to support or refute it. The book is designed to be a fun and interactive learning experience, making science and critical thinking accessible and enjoyable for young readers. With its entertaining text and colorful illustrations, "I Know Something You Don't Know" is the perfect tool for parents, teachers, and caregivers to help kids develop their critical thinking skills and love of learning.

Brigitte Raab was born in Thierbach, Germany in 1966, where she pursued her passion for nutritional science. After completing her studies, she went on to train and now excels as an editor and author of captivating picture books. Her work has been recognized by the prestigious Stiftung Buchkunst (Book Art Foundation) and the German Academy for Children’s and Youth Literature, a testament to her exceptional storytelling abilities.

Manuela Olten, born in 1970, is a talented photographer and designer with a special focus on illustration. She honed her skills at the University College of Design in Offenbach am Main, where she majored in children’s book illustration. Her remarkable work has earned her acclaim from the esteemed Oldenburger Children’s and Youth Book Prize, solidifying her reputation as a master of her craft.

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