The Story of the Boy Who Didn't Like Writing

Long live Imagination! The Story of the Child Who Didn't Like Writing is a very important and creative book that should be included in every home with children and in every primary school. Italian author Miriam Dubini's book is published in Turkish for the first time. In this cute, warm and beautiful story, the author introduces us to how exciting and fun it is to write and create worlds, and how it is not that difficult to exercise the imagination, in a book that can be read in one breath.

He was eating mussels! Samuele added without hesitation. He didn't like mussels at all, he thought they were awful... So they were the perfect food for a monster. To make the incident even more terrifying, he wrote: He was throwing them into his mouth with their shells, tearing them into pieces with his sharp and hard teeth, and eating them crisply. The pen trembled. This monster really scared him. However, Samuele was just starting to enjoy it. A lot of ideas came to his mind. He was a little confused because this had never happened to him. The thing he liked the most among his holiday memories came to his mind… exactly as the teacher wanted them to write. A huge ship arrived at sunset, waited in front of their beach all night, and then sailed off to the open sea, never to be seen again. Samuele wanted very much to swim to where this mysterious ship was and explore it. However, the ship was too far for him to reach by swimming; he could not afford it. So, he dreamed of being strong and muscular like a sea monster and wrote his story.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 72

Year of Print: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications

Number of Pages: 72

First Print Year: 2015

Language: Turkish