Children Act

Fiona Maye, one of the most successful and famous judges of the High Court Family Law Department, living in London, is facing the crisis in her private life. She is desperate: Her husband Jack is leaving her for a younger woman. Meanwhile, Fiona finds herself the judge of the Adam Henry case. Adam, a seventeen-year-old leukemia patient, refuses the blood transfusion that is essential for his treatment, on the grounds that it is a sin. Torn between respecting his personal rights and saving his life by violating these rights, Fiona decides to meet with Adam to reach a conclusion. This meeting will change both of their lives.

"Children's Law" is a heartbreaking, unforgettable novel about the fragility of beliefs and laws and the distances between people. In Turkish by Roza Hakmen.

"One of the most extraordinary, powerful and touching reading experiences of my life... A completely striking, delicately balanced, perfectly crafted and beautifully written novel."
-Alberto Manguel-

"Another important novel from Ian McEwan, one of the best living writers."
-Washington Post-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 152

< b>Print Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications p>

Number of Pages: 152

First Printing Year: 2016

Language: Turkish