The book "Intersemiotic Translation of Peter and the Wolf Music Piece" by Sara Norouzi offers an in-depth analysis of the intersemiotic translation of the musical work by Sergei Prokofiev, which is based on a children's book by the composer. The study highlights how musical elements function as non-verbal signs and can convey the content of the original text. By applying semiological concepts and music theoretical terms, it demonstrates how music as an art form is capable of translating and interpreting complex content. The analysis covers various aspects of music, including harmony, form, aesthetics, and melody, utilizing models such as the semiotic square and Greimas' actant model. This academic book is aimed at students and professionals interested in the intersection of music and language and who wish to understand the mechanisms of intersemiotic translation.