The word "ونس" in Saudi dialect often refers to "companionship" or "happiness from being with someone."

It is the most strange night on earth! Where did the moon go? Wans, the owner of strange ideas and illogical solutions! With a fishing rod, she catches the moon and brings it back again with one jump! Suddenly, the moon's light disappeared when it landed on earth, and it no longer has the sparkle of the sky. Wans searches and tries to find a new friend, so does she find her Wans in the moon? Read the story of Wans with the moon, and get to know Baba from Wans' favorite camping team. The story of "Wans" revolves inside your child and their world full of imagination, creativity, and questions, so the child discovers that what they are searching for is actually present, not in space or underground, but sitting next to them in the same house. The current task is not to search for companionship, but how to activate it. Enjoy reading "Wans" with dreamy illustrations blending reality and imagination, and a text from the author who scored a goal in "Once," and we ate watermelon with her in the "Kingdom of Anateekh," and made sleep delicious with falafel in "Basita."