The fearless Sharifa wants to explore the land without women. The reigning King Hamed bin Bathara of the neighboring kingdom has, out of anger, banished all women from the land except for his mother. Sharifa disguises herself and visits the realm of men as Prince Sharif, risking her life. However, the king is suspicious of the beautiful visitor. With three tasks, he tries to uncover the truth about his guest. Brave and clever, Sharifa knows how to help herself. The legend of William Tell is well-known to us. What happens when the European archetype of courage and freedom is read and interpreted in Egypt today? The balance shifts, and the son Walter takes center stage. The illustrator Mehrdad Zaeri, originally from Iran, has illustrated both new versions. This has resulted in a children's book that effortlessly transcends cultural boundaries and brings us closer to old stories.