The Flower Has Come, Spring Has Come tells the story of a little lonely chickpea who wants to confront the evil magic demon, break its spell, and bring spring. Manouchehr Nistani wrote this story in verse, and it was published by the Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults.
About the book:
The little chickpea has everything—absolutely everything you can imagine. But there is one sadness: it is always alone. There is no one by its side, no one who understands or speaks its language. The little chickpea longs for spring, for companionship, and someone who shares its feelings. But it must take action. Should it go to fight the dark demon? Should it break the magical spell?
Once upon a time, in the desert of God, the little chickpea from the chickpeas had a home and a life—everything you could think of! On the crystal shelf, there was a rosewater sprayer here, another one there, fine fabrics and needlework, a piece of shirt fabric. The little chickpea had everything… except one thing: it was very lonely. Sadness accompanied it everywhere. It had no friend who understood it, no companion to share its nest. In that vast world, the little chickpea wandered all alone.
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