The Dream Weavers from Teheran

This is the amazing tale of Saeed Galiforush (an alias) an Iranian Jew, a carpet dealer, who lost his parents as a child in Teheran, Iran.
Saeed's story takes him back to his days in Teheran during the Iran-Iraq war. Saeed, an orphan, is caught with another three boys and one girl, all Muslim, by a Persian carpet dealer who imprisons them in a cellar in the south of Teheran. The youngsters are compelled to weave rugs which he then sells in the Teheran market.
This is a tale of sadness, pain, love and hope. It touches on the fates of millions of children who are exploited daily, in rancid cellars and darkened tunnels, by greedy merchants.
With this story, Saeed hopes to deploy the enlightened world into action that will result in the elimination of this phenomenon. He hopes that his story will shine a ray of hope into the lives of those millions of children, his fate brothers, who weave dreams of freedom, every day.
See the trailer for this book on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hhn9Y6tWyPo