Once there was a village where an old man lived with his three daughters. The man's wife died years before, leaving him to raise Darya, Nassim, and Bahar. Bahar, the youngest girl. One day the girls' father asked them to weave a carpet, one that would be so beautiful that it would bring a great price at the bazaar. The task took a full year, and afterward, the carpet was so special that the old man told the girls they could each have their hearts' desire. Darya asked for a gold necklace, Nassim wanted a pair of shoes, but Bahar thought long and hard and said, "Buy me a magic dress." This puzzled her father, for what is a magic dress, he asked. She replied, "If a girl wears a magic dress, she may become the most beautiful girl in the world." Off went the old man to sell the carpet and he bought his two eldest daughters their presents, but ran into nothing but problems when he sought The Magic Dress. Mohammad Aryanfar was born and lives in Nahavand, one of the oldest cities in Iran. Iranian national hero Author, administrator, lawyer, and prominent parliamentarian, Mohammad Mosaddegh (founder, National Front of Iran) was the democratically elected prime minister of Iran in 1951 to 1953. His administration introduced a range of progressive social and political reforms including the nationalization of the Iranian oil industry. Rest in peace. Translator and first editor: Leila Amraei and Mr. Bahri Book cover design: Usef Zamni Publisher's website: http: //sbprabooks.com/MohammadAryanfar