Again, I have now finished the work, which was a gift from a valuable reader. "Youth" Do you like reading works written for its target audience? The events center around a 16-17-year-old high school student named Simon and his friends. Simon starts e-mailing with a mysterious young man named Blue, whom he feels close to. Neither of them know each other, but as their posts increase, the closeness between them gradually increases. Letters... What did it mean in the past, right? There were so many emotions in it... Sentences were enough to express the writer's feelings. Then suddenly they disappeared. Emails took their place... Oh, they weren't bad at all, but their lifespan was shorter. It has been replaced by text messages, short messages expressing short emotions. Gone, replaced by emoji language.

Aziz Nesin had a book:

Şimdiki Çocuklar Harika, children would communicate with letters.

Zehra İpşiroğlu wrote a book years ago:

Şimdiki Çocuklar Hâlâ Harika, children used to communicate via e-mails. As the length of the letters gets shorter, no one has anything left to say or tolerance to anyone else... "I guess talking to you makes everything better, too." (p. 155) To talk... It must undoubtedly be more effective than many treatments. In fact, in this era when human psychology is at the forefront, I think that both the problem and the cure come from talking. Trying to understand and explain... - I am sad. +For what? - Because I don't understand. (p. 278) "A person should be like himself." (p. 9) The protagonist of the work is a gay boy. He is a child who has difficulty explaining this to his surroundings and is made difficult by others in this regard. A child trying to be himself. I would like to end my review here without talking too much to avoid spoilers. Stay with love and books...

Simon Homo Sapiens'e KarşıBecky Albertalli · Pegasus Yayınları · 2017482 okunma

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