Bir Şeftali Bin Şeftali
Samed Behrengi
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If you follow the stories, you may have seen that Eray read it, not me.
Who doesn't like Samed Behrengi? I confess that when I read the Little Black Fish book a year ago before Eray read it, I didn't like it and didn't like it. In fact, when 
Nar Kitap Dağıtım sent it, I said wow or something. But then, when I learned the author's view of life and the idea of freedom that lies in the subtext of the book, my heart boiled... Unfortunately, he is one of the writers who was lost at an early age..
One Peach, A Thousand Peaches is one of his beautiful books. In this short story, there are two little poor children: Ali and Mehmet. But the real hero of the story is a beautiful peach torn from its branch. This time, Samed Behrengi saw fit and made Peach talk. How he slept and waited under the ground as a thick-skinned seed, how when the season turned to spring, the seed split its shell into two, how it sprouted from inside and grew taller, how it eventually emerged above the ground, how it struggled to become a tree, to bear fruit, and to decorate its branches with the most beautiful peaches, especially for Ali and Mehmet to eat, You will read it with interest. Then this beautiful peach tree has its downfall. No, don't expect us to tell the whole story. Open it, I hope you will enjoy reading it..
