Kaplanla Yan Yana

Although our story begins in upper-class families in Australia, its branches constantly extend to India.
Our narrator, Will Maugham, thanks to his close friend Elliot Templeton, his niece Isabel and She meets her fiancé, Larry. Isabel is a beautiful, impressive young woman, and her family wants her to have a good marriage with a wealthy man. However, her fiancé, Larry, is different enough to disappoint these expectations. After his journey to India, his truths changed and he became uninterested in the life that was promised to him. No matter how much Isabel wants to, her dreams for the future are incompatible with Larry's. April is spoiled. Larry returns to India, and Isabel listens to her family and logic and marries Gray Maturin, who will become one of the richest businessmen in the country. You will witness his journeys into the mystery of. He is after the right question rather than the right answer...
Side by Side with the Tiger, W.Somerset Maugham's novel published in 1944; As much as it is a rewrite of The Razor's Edge; It also serves as a tribute to the novel. The book, like the works of Hermann Hesse, was considered one of the pioneering works of its time in terms of the adoption of Eastern culture and philosophy in the West. With his novel, Baranay allows us to look at the "road" much more closely.
"As a person who stands on his head for half an hour in the morning, he has the habit of looking at every event from a different perspective." - Ayse Kulin< br>


Number of Pages: 376

Printing Year: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Edition Year: 2011

Number of Pages: 376

Language: Turkish