What did the dirt do? - Paper

An educational fantasy story that directs the child's behavior in an indirect way that exaggerates the imagination, as if the filth has strangely agreed to stick to the hero of the story who is not interested in cleanliness and will never leave him unless he puts it in its right place. The events revolve around a funny struggle between him and the filth until he becomes a mass of filth, which is an unrealistic result that expands the child's imagination and leads him to hate this behavior. The directive to throw the filth in its designated place is repeated (No, no, this is not my place.. My place is the trash can). The name of the character, Aboush, was chosen so that the child is not described by the word filth. The story is 17 colorful, bright pages with large drawings that attract children.