Damascus-SANA
Stories of contemporary Syrian writers presented by the Atfaluna series, issued by the Syrian General Book Authority, that dealt with topics from the heart of the daily life of the child in a simple and attractive manner that focuses on positive values.
Children's writer Lina Kilani wrote a story entitled (An Answer to Every Question) drawn by Ahmed Haj Hamad, in which she deals with the useful uses of technology in accessing knowledge and useful information.
As for the story (Al-Khatifa), it touched on the negative side of the impact of technology on the life of the child, and it was written by Lama Badran and drawn by artist Ramiz Haj Hussein.
The story (The Bird and the Cat) was written by Muhammad Walid Ali, and the artist Hossam Wahb drew the topic of loyalty and sincerity between friends and fulfillment of the covenant.
The story (My Beloved Apple Tree), written by Dima Ibrahim and illustrated by Ramez Haj Hussein, provided information about the ways of caring for the tree and its importance for humans.
And about teaching children ways to care for trees was the story of Muhammad Qashmar, drawn by Alaa Diop and entitled (Our New Friend).
On the importance of family and friends, the story (Philo's Dream), written by Rima Mahmoud and drawn by Aya Hammoud, focused in an enjoyable style far from direct preaching.
Mays Al Ani