Seed is my name

A lizard is so petite that mom and dad gracefully call it Seed. This name is mocked at school and mom decides to show him how important a seed is and how it grows, continuing the life cycle. Sporos, who keeps asking and wanting to learn, recognizes how important his name is and that is when he grows up a lot, changes (looks more like daddy) and falls in love with the teacher’s daughter. It is no longer just a “seed”. And yet, not only does he not want to change his name, but his child will also make it Seed. This name is mocked at school and mom decides to show him how important a seed is and how it grows, continuing the life cycle. Sporos, who keeps asking and wanting to learn, recognizes how important his name is and then he grows up a lot, changes (looks more like daddy) and falls in love with the teacher’s daughter. It is no longer just a “seed”. And yet, not only does he not want to change his name, but his child will also make it Seed. A book that allegorically talks to children about the development and the beginning of the life cycle. The little Seed that keeps asking to learn is at the starting point. He understands how important this is from the experiences he acquires with his parents and the knowledge that the school gives him. The little Seed that keeps asking to learn is at the starting point. He understands how important this is from the experiences he acquires with his parents and the knowledge that the school gives him.