The Wolf and the Shepherd - Gholizadeh, Adib
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A cattle-farming father and son live in a village surrounded by a valley inhabited by wolves. One day, while minding the cattle in the valley, Sam, the shepherd, alerts the villagers to an imminent wolf attack. The villagers come to the rescue, but not a wolf is in sight. The villagers doubt Sam's judgement and call him a liar. When the same thing happens again, Sam's father also accuses him of lying. Zarack, the wolf leader, is very smart. On the third attempt, without any opposition from the village, all the cattle are killed. The villagers are devastated. Sam is no longer doubted, and each…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A cattle-farming father and son live in a village surrounded by a valley inhabited by wolves. One day, while minding the cattle in the valley, Sam, the shepherd, alerts the villagers to an imminent wolf attack. The villagers come to the rescue, but not a wolf is in sight. The villagers doubt Sam's judgement and call him a liar. When the same thing happens again, Sam's father also accuses him of lying. Zarack, the wolf leader, is very smart. On the third attempt, without any opposition from the village, all the cattle are killed. The villagers are devastated. Sam is no longer doubted, and each villager gives Sam a calf in repentance for their poor judgement.
Autorenporträt
My name is Adib Gholizadeh I came to Australia in 1999, ( with my mum Farahnaz and my older brother Anis (My dad was a victim of cancer he passed away when I was 2 years old) on Humanitarian humanitarian Visas visas after escaping from Iran as a religious minority (Baha'i). I have always loved storytelling and love children. I love stories with symbolism or at least with something the children can take away and use in their lives. (for For example, in this story, it would be not to judge people). My work is not perfect; nor are neither is my language skills, . but But I know with some help, I can achieve what I've Ways wanted to achieve. (Adib Gholizadeh was born on 25/08/1991, he passed away on 14 of October 2016, in Parkes NSW Australia while he was serving as volunteer work and helping a youth to strengthen spiritual power and morals and values.)