The Little Black Fish

Posted on 03 July 2019 by Bizhan Khodabandeh

Based on the Persian children s classic by Samad Behrangi, this book is about a young fish s courage to question authority and strike out on her own An inquisitive little fish decided to question authority and leave the safety of her own home to venture out into the expansive sea The creatures she meets along the way teach her important lessons and make her learn the most valuable treasure in life freedom. Free Download The Little Black Fish By Bizhan Khodabandeh For Kindle ePUB or eBook – kino-fada.fr Unfortunately I didn t like this very much I absolutely adored the art, I thought it was stunning and quite unique but unfortunately the story was the letdown I understand that it was supposed to be a moral tale but I just wasn t feeling it There were a few parts where I laughed and also a few parts that I thought were good but overall it was disappointing I haven t read the original story so I don t know whether that would impact my rating or not but I imagine that it wouldn t The dialogue Unfortunately I didn t like this very much I absolutely adored the art, I thought it was stunning and quite unique but unfortunately the story was the letdown I understand that it was supposed to be a moral tale but I just wasn t feeling it There were a few parts where I laughed and also a few parts that I thought were good but overall it was disappointing I haven t read...The little black fish is tired of swimming in circles all day, so she decides to leave and find out where the stream ends.This comic is an adaptation of the children s book The Little Black Fish by Samad Behrangi There s a note at the end discussing some of the changes from the original material, though none of them are that major The main flow of the story is the same as the original text.I loved the art style in this It s very colourful with a lot of detailed patterns The panel layouts The little black fish is tired of swimming in circles all day, so she decides to leave and find out where the stream ends.This comic is an adaptation of the children s book The Little Black Fish by Samad Behrangi There s a note at the end discussing some of the changes from the original material, though none of them are that major The main flow of the story is the same as the original text.I loved the art style in this It s very colourful with a lot of detailed patterns The panel layouts are varied, which helps provide visual interest The balance of text to art worked to make it clear what was going on.As to the story itself, its strengths and weaknesses are down to the source material On the plus side, it s a tale of how one person s achievements can inspired others The frame story is a fish telling her children and grandchildren I liked the no...I have been sitting here trying to think of what to say about this book, which by the cover, doesn t look like much The story is simple enough It is a tale told by an elder fish to the young fish about a rebellious fish, the little black fish, who decides to see beyond the stream in which he was born The story is nice, a folk tale, but really it is the art that gets the four stars The art, which words can not explain, so instead, I ...I am hard pressed to find anything I liked about this book It had good morals about question authority, self sacrifice, and leaving a legacy for the next generation as the author explains in the afterward But The Little Black Fish was insufferable and oftentimes so rude that I would not want young children reading this let alone the scary situations and violence depicted as well At times the dialogue seemed stilted, and the story got off on some unnecessary tangents like the deer I am hard pressed to find anything I liked about this book It had good morals about question authority, self sacrifice, and leaving a legacy for the next generation as the author explains in the afterward But The Little Black Fish was insufferable and oftentimes so rude that I would not want young children reading this let alone the scary situations and violence depicted as well At times the dialogue seemed stilted, and the story got off on some unnecessary tangents like the deer what I do wonder if it was lost in translation and if the original is better.Besides the story problems, I also didn t care for the illustrations They reminded me of when we ere kids and would open Paint and go crazy drawing lines and then just fill in the shapes with different colors it s a little amazing that you can tell what the illustrations are while at times I struggled to comprehend them...A good reminder that wisdom doesn t always come with age And that there comes a time when we have to make a break from our parents and make our own decisions.And I want to say this all the time to people I ll forgive you since you re speaking out of ignorance. I wonder if that would go over well It s an interesting tale and I like the art Very simple, yet very artistic The dialogue came off a bit odd, but I think that s because of the translation The story just seemed to just end without A good reminder that wisdom doesn t always come with age And that there comes a time when we have to make a break from our parents and make our own decisions.And I want to say this all the time to people I ll forgive you since you re speaking out of ignorance. I wonder if that would go over well It s an interesting tale and I like the art Very simple, yet very artistic The dialogue came off a bit odd, but I think that s because of the translation The story just seemed to just end without an...3 stars for the story but 4 for the art, so I rounded up It took a little while for me to get used to the writing style it seems sort of stilted at first but I think that s just the old timely fable tone, and once I got used to it I enjoyed the story, especial...Khodabandeh s graphic novel adaptation of Iranian dissident Bihrangi s fable of questioning authority, self sacrifice, and leaving a legacy for the next generation told in the form of an Azeri folk tale is illustrated in distinct lines and bold colors.I could envision this being a class assignment, since I think it lends itself to philosophical discussion, extrapolating meanings, musing on morality and values, and so on Neither the art nor the story appealed to me, but I found it intriguing nonetheless.Philosophy Awesome I love the art too Very stylized and prettyI received a free sample of this book from NetGalley I was not compensated in any other fashion for the review and the opinions reflected below are entirely my own Special thanks to the publisher and author for providing the copy The Little Black Fish is a graphic novel adaptation of a children s story by Samad Behrangi The story, about a fish who decides to go on an adventure to learnabout the world despite the protests from her mother and the dangers lurking in unknown waters, is I received...

03 July 2019

Bizhan Khodabandeh