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Uogi was an Indian whose tribe was killed by men in the United States. Even though he died a long time ago, his soul still listened whenever people would tell his story. Uogi helped Ata, a gum vendor in Iran, tell the stories of the Indians to a writer. Publication Date 1384 (Iranian Calendar) Languages Persian / Farsi Contributor Shabaviz Publishing Company - Iran Publisher Shabaviz Publishing Company - Iran  Copyright held by - Shabaviz Publishing Company. This work is made available with the permission of the owner of copyright. ISBN 964-505-157-6 Awards Selected title of the Belgrade Biennial of Illustrations, 2005; Exhibited title at the 56th International Picture Book Exhibition, “Children’s Worlds”, 2011-2012 Get This Book WorldCat (Get this book from a library) Policies Link to This Book |