My Master and I

My Master and I Book Description We spent our lives with the love of learning, even though we could not learn love... "Istanbul is the city of forgetfulness. Everything there is written on water. Except for my master's works, his works are engraved on stone. We hid a secret in one of those stones. A long time has passed, many signs." It has accumulated, but it should still be there, at the point where we left it. I don't know if anyone will find it? Even if he finds it, will he understand it? There is one of the hundreds of works and thousands upon thousands of stones left behind by my master, hidden underneath. "A successful novel that brings yesterday to today. -Doğan Hızlan, Hürriyet- Elif Şafak opens new routes to that most difficult journey of man to "himself" with a deep narrative passing through a thin vein of Sufism.-Filiz Aygündüz, Milliyet-A wonderful adventure in which countless colors and love are intertwined.-Aycan. Aşkım Saroğlu, Cumhuriyet Kitap-Elif carries her readers to a completely different dream world with surprising mastery.-Hakan Çelik, Posta-Read My Master and Me slowly. The taste of fairy tales in the novel never ends.-Tülay Gürler Kurtuluş, Vatan-I take my hat off to your creativity and hard work.-Ayşe Arman, Hürriyet-Just like looking at a kaleidoscope, it tells you a different story from every different angle.-Elif Tanrıyar, Milliyet Kitap-The book is a book. I read it in breath. When it was finished, I had the peace of finding a different description of the Ottoman Empire, and in wonderful Turkish. -Feyzan E. Top, Dünya Kitap-The author, as in his previous novels, became the inner voice of those who could not make their voices heard, minorities, the oppressed and the excluded, in a sense, the inner voice of his readers. -Müge Akgün, Radikal Kitap-When you get to know Elif Şafak closely, you understand better why she is widely read. You can find simplicity, honesty, transparency, tolerance and most importantly peace in his conversation as well as between the lines... -Abbas Güçlü, Milliyet- (From the Promotional Bulletin) Number of Pages: 480Print Year: 2014Language: TurkishPublisher: Doğan Kitap