(Contains light but very light spoilers. Don't worry, I didn't leave this book you want to read in your throat by mentioning the crucial points.) I saw the book on 1000kitap. I no longer remember from whom I saw it and how I saw it. I guess I dug too deep into the site and found this book. I went and got the book from the library. I was hungry to read. In the first two pages, it says "one of those ridiculous books where nothing can be understood". Then, on the third page, I said, "Actually, the book is good." In fact, after that I liked it so much that I did the quoting thing twice, which is not my habit. Of course, after going through a certain page, I started to say, "Oh no, is this book just a romantic book?" Even though I changed my mind a little as the pages progressed, I still had this idea in the back of my mind. Of course, towards the end of the book, I completely gave up on this idea and the author ended the book with an unexpected ending. This mysterious writer has presented us with an emotional character. This character is a doctor and is always busy writing something with a pen in his hand. I am the type of person who says that I am young, handsome, emotional, full of joy, so love is my right. I even shared a quote about this thought, so you can understand what I mean. (#5398053) While our character is having these thoughts, he meets a girl named Katya, whom he thinks is very young, and events begin. The author does not tell much of the truth until the end of the book. But it constantly reminds the reader that there is something strange about Katya's family. If you progress a little further in the book, you may feel the urge to read it out of curiosity, even if you don't like it. In other words, the author has tried a simple way for every reader to finish his book: Curiosity and love. The author also wrote with a different method. Our 45-year-old main character wrote an article about his past with Katya in his own hand. It's like a memoir. From time to time, our main character interrupted the story and told his own thoughts. This reminded me a little of Ahmet Mithat, who is called a writing machine in our literature. In short, this book is not a simple love book, but is written in a fluent and simple language. While studying, you will have the chance to learn a little about Basque culture. I think you won't regret it if you buy it and read it. ahmedyasirorman.blogspot.com.tr/2016/09/katyann...

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Mithril / Nobody

@Mithril ·

8y

Şibumi, okuyup hayatımda özel bir yere koydğum sayılı kitaplardandır.

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Av. Ahmed Yasir Orman

@yasirorman ·

8y

Şibumi'yi okumadığım için bir şey diyemeyeceğim. İyi bir yazar gibi ama şimdilik ikinci bir kitabını okuyacağımı zannetmiyorum.

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Av. Ahmed Yasir Orman

@yasirorman ·

8y

Mithril cahilliğime ver.:) Ama okurken yazarın nasıl biri olduğunu bilmemek çok iyi oldu. Eğer ünlü bir yazar olduğunu bilerek okusaydım kesinlikle ön yargıyla okurdum.

Av. Ahmed Yasir Orman

@yasirorman ·

8y

Teşekkür ederim link için Sayın Seray. Fazla cahilliğimi ön plana çıkarmayayım yoksa yazarın fanları beni linç edecek.:)

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Mithril / Nobody

@Mithril ·

8y

Tanınmamış yazar mı? Güldüm :)))