Nohut Oda

Nohut Oda

Nohut Oda, the third book of Melisa Kesmez , consists of stories that you will read in one breath. The book, consisting of 5 stories, makes you think about the difficulty of belonging to a place in general; It calls out to those who, despite everything, weave their own cocoon and create a world of their own.

65. The book, which also received the gift of Sait Faik Abasıyanık's story, is one of the best stories of recent years with its simple style and envelopingly warm stories. It is shown among the remarkable story books.

On the Peace and Trouble of Belonging Somewhere...

“For as long as he can remember, The book, which starts with "To those who are looking for their shells", takes you on a sometimes sad and sometimes enjoyable journey. The common point of the 5 different stories he tells in simple language is the emotional states experienced by those left behind. While the emotionally intense stories make you question many emotions all over again, the realistic elements and feelings in the narration instantly draw you into the stories.

“Is it harder to leave or to stay behind those who have left?” In each story, you will look at these questions from a different perspective, and you will be amazed by the masterful handling of even seemingly ordinary details, accompanied by magnificent descriptions. In addition, the connection between space and people, which makes itself felt strongly in each story, draws attention as it sometimes shows the importance of this relationship and sometimes emphasizes its ordinariness.

In short, the stories in the book The topics are;

1. Those Who Remain: In this story, we read, accompanied by beautiful descriptions, the stuckness and feelings of those who stay behind after someone leaves, in that house where they are no longer together.

2.The End. A Tea: In this story, we see a woman stuck in a relationship confronting the man she loves after years and the emotional storms she goes through in order to leave.

3. My Mother's Tent: In this story told from the mouth of a little girl, we see her tent after the earthquake. We witness the stuckness and questioning in the relationship between her mother and her father, who left home with her.

4.See You: In this story, the emotional transitions of a woman who re-questions her relationship with her father, who left home years ago, after a dream. We live together.

5. My Sister Handan: In this last story, which is a little longer than the other stories, we see the efforts of two sisters trying to hold on to life in different ways after losing their mother.

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