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Tahereh Eybod (Persian: طاهره ایبد) (born 24 September 1963) is an Iranian author, researcher, and critic and journalist, known for her children's literature. Tahereh Eybod, an author of children and young adults, was born in Shiraz (Fars Province).Eybod has published more than 100 books for all age groups; babies and toddlers, preschoolers, children, young adults, and adults. These works include picture books, short stories, serial stories, and novels in various genres consisting of realism, humor, horror, fantasy, magic realism, etc.Many academic thesis and reviews have been written on Eybod's works especially about features of her young adults novel's Liasandmaris Fairies: `The analysis of archetypes in literary texts is actually removing the apparent layer of each text so as to reach t