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Arash, the Mighty Archer

A Legendary Tale of Courage, Hope, and Honor

Written by Pegah Ghods

A retelling of the legendary Persian archer whose impossible act of courage becomes a lasting symbol of hope, honour, and peace.

Readers

6 - 10 years

Language

English

Format

Paperback

Length

27 pages

About the book

One arrow. One impossible mission. One hero remembered for generations.

Arash is known as the greatest archer anyone has ever seen, but his greatest challenge is not about winning a battle.

One arrow. One impossible mission. One hero remembered for generations.
Arash is known as the greatest archer anyone has ever seen, but his greatest challenge is not about winning a battle. When two kingdoms are divided, and his people are waiting for peace, Arash is chosen to make a shot no one believes is possible.

With every heart watching, Arash climbs the mountain and prepares to do what only a true hero would dare.

Arash, the Mighty Archer brings a legendary heroic tale to life for today’s young readers. It is a powerful story about bravery, courage, kindness, and doing what is right when others are counting on you.

Perfect for families, classrooms, and libraries looking for a meaningful children’s book about bravery, kindness, and the type of hero children will remember.

The story also introduces readers to Tirgan, a celebration that honors Arash and his legendary act of bravery.

About the book

Families · Classrooms · Libraries · Cultural Events

Arash, the Mighty Archer

About the book

One arrow. One impossible mission. One hero remembered for generations.
Arash is known as the greatest archer anyone has ever seen, but his greatest challenge is not about winning a battle. When two kingdoms are divided, and his people are waiting for peace, Arash is chosen to make a shot no one believes is possible.

With every heart watching, Arash climbs the mountain and prepares to do what only a true hero would dare.

Arash, the Mighty Archer brings a legendary heroic tale to life for today’s young readers. It is a powerful story about bravery, courage, kindness, and doing what is right when others are counting on you.

Perfect for families, classrooms, and libraries looking for a meaningful children’s book about bravery, kindness, and the type of hero children will remember.

The story also introduces readers to Tirgan, a celebration that honors Arash and his legendary act of bravery.

Inside the book

Tradition, discovery and belonging

Cultural learning is woven into the story rather than presented as a lesson, giving children a natural way to ask questions and make connections.

01

Discover the Haft-Seen

See how a family prepares a meaningful table filled with symbols of life, health, hope and renewal.

02

Welcome the Spring

Experience the colour, anticipation and optimism surrounding the beginning of a new year.

03

Share a Living Tradition

Open a gentle conversation about heritage, friendship and the many ways families celebrate together.

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BOOK DETAILS

Publication information

Title

Arash, the Mighty Archer

Subtitle

A Legendary Tale of Courage, Hope, and Honor

Author

Pegah Ghods

Publisher

First Point Press

Publication Date

01/07/2026

Language

English

Format

Paperback

Pages

27

Reading Age

6 - 10 years

Trim Size

8.5 × 8.5 in / 216 × 216 mm

ISBN-13

979-8181272415

Subjects

Nowruz · Multicultural fiction · Friendship

BOOK DETAILS

Publication information

Title

Arash, the Mighty Archer

Subtitle

A Legendary Tale of Courage, Hope, and Honor

Author

Pegah Ghods

Publisher

First Point Press

Publication Date

01/07/2026

Language

English

Format

Paperback

Pages

27

Reading Age

6 - 10 years

Trim Size

8.5 × 8.5 in / 216 × 216 mm

ISBN-13

979-8181272415

Subjects

Nowruz · Multicultural fiction · Friendship