Volvo Kamyonlar

Volvo Trucks Book Description "Everything is a story except man's need for man." Doppler, the extraordinary hero of Norwegian writer Erlend Loe, goes beyond the borders of the country this time. Doppler, who makes new friends next door with his deer Bongo and his son Gregus, is forced to choose between letting life flow "naturally" or acting responsibly and running from success to success, as in the old days, thanks to an old and rebellious woman and an obsessive and meticulous man who suddenly enter his life. has to. Describing the collapse of the industrial society and 20th century democracy in Northern Europe in a surprising and entertaining style, Loe opens a window for himself "as the person who wrote this" in Volvo Trucks and pours out his heart "in person" to the "hard-working" readers and critics. “He feels a little envious of her. Maj Britt somehow manages to live as someone who has gone beyond the customs and rules, and Doppler tries to go beyond them, but this seems too burdensome to him, there is always something he has to think about, he must always be on guard to stay away from diligence, but this job is like a reflex for Maj Britt. . He does this so naturally. He thinks he must grow old to do the job as clumsily and charmingly as she does, before he sees Maj Britt smiling from ear to ear and hears her beckoning him over for a big hug.” (From the Promotional Bulletin)