Air current: Author: Tsaow Wan Shuan Language: Arabic Publication date: 2018 Book format: Paperback Publisher: Arab Scientific Publishers Number of pages: 152 Book classification: Children Description: "Why is there an air current here?" asked the physics teacher at Yuma Middle School the student Watong, an eleven-year-old girl, and when she did not answer, the teacher raised his head to the arbor, then looked at the openings on the right and left and said: This is called the air tunnel effect, so when the wind blows out, it is called "air current" and it is the place that the sun does not reach all day.. As for the "air tunnel" in the house of the Watong family, it was the children's summer paradise, they played, frolicked, laughed, read, drank tea, and Watong was very happy to play the role of the little hostess.. Watong knows all the children who go and come in her beautiful rural village, except for that boy who seemed to move between the fields' passages? So she and her little friends secretly wondered who he was? And why does he appear and disappear at the riverbank every time? And the boy was "Ouk," the least popular child in the village because his father steals. In the hot summer, other children enjoy the cool breeze under the hay shed and the oak tree. Ouk sits sadly in a lonely and vast world. in rice fields, by the riverbank, and beside the pond, he runs freely, races the "air current," and screams, as if the surrounding world belongs only to him! The reason is that the village was repeatedly stolen, and everyone suspected that "Ouk" was the culprit. And it was up to "Ouk," who respects himself, to prove his innocence... Ouk was not the thief, but his father. He turned into a thief, and he regretted it at a time when regret was no longer useful. Tsaow Wan Shuan, the winner of the Anderson International Prize, presented the story of "Air Current," using a precise and powerful brush to describe the feeling of loneliness and reluctance of a boy, through which he tells a story of protecting childhood and respecting it with warmth and love.