Huysuz Büyüyor... Bari

That sweet but grumpy little girl is now a young girl who sees the absurd in the "ordinary" and describes it with irony. Reflections on life, relationships, the 80s, politics and art, again in Huysuz's language, are in this second novel of the series.

Vivet Kanetti allows us to listen to Turkey by wandering from one house to another, from this table to another in the 80s, with Grumpy, whom he took by the hand and brought to the age of 17.

A fisherman husband was a common fantasy of the women around us, almost even my grandmother. Filiz was chanting at regular intervals: "Oh, tell me, if I were to retire to an Italian village stuck between the mountain and the sea, if I found a fisherman whose words I couldn't understand, if we only got along by making love, if I gave physical education lessons to the children of poor families there, if I made them sing songs, if I taught the girls how to sew and embroidery..." Fisherman They got excited about finding a husband in an Italian movie they saw with my mother and for some reason they could never forget, and then by telling the story, word of mouth, they triggered a fishing curiosity in everyone, whether they had seen the movie or not, in our small circle...
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 270

Year of Printing: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

Cover: Beste Dogan
Prepared by: Didem Ünal Biçicioglu

First Printing Year: 2014

Number of Pages: 270

Language Turkish