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8.2Out of 10
Kırmızı Papağan
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In the book The Red Parrot, which describes Native American culture, Kanau is a Native American and his mother gave birth to him as a result of her intercourse with a white man.
Kanau has not been able to find a place for himself among people, and in his opinion, the only way out of this miserable situation is to become very rich.
On the other hand, a lieutenant impregnates a prostitute he was with and is forced to take care of her, but while doing so, he steals a diamond from an investigation.
He must go through difficult paths with this stolen diamond, and Kanau appears to help him complete this journey.
This is how the story begins...
I liked the book at first, it went well, but then it started to get confusing. The narration was fluent, the pages flowed through my hands, but the transitions between events seemed a bit confusing to me and I had difficulty understanding it. That's why the middle of the book bored me a little. But the last pages were really exciting and beautiful.
What happened during the journey was truly impressive. There were not only the lieutenant and Kanau but also other people on this journey. As you guessed, everyone on the journey was focused on one thing: Diamonds.
Vasconcelos finished the book with a touching, impressive and painful ending, telling how money blinds people and how even things that would never be done out of greed are done without even blinking an eye.
Yes, it was a good book, but I think you need to be patient and read it until the end. I think you will love the book if you show patience and get through the complicated and boring parts. It's not a book that I would say "definitely read it, it was great", but it's not a book that I would say "I didn't like it" either... the decision is yours.
Kanlı Elmas
En sevdiğim yazarlardan biri olan Vasconcelos'un başka bir kitabıyla karşınızdayım. Şeker portakalı serisinden sonra bu kitabın da Şeker Portakalı kadar saracağını düşündüm ama azıcık yanıldım. Öncelikle kitapta çok fazla yabancı kelime var o kelimeleri altta açıklamış olsa da aşırı yoğun bir anlatım gibi geldi bana. Kitabın adının da neden Kırmızı Papağan olduğuna anlam veremedim doğrusu. Konusuna gelecek olursam... Elmas uğruna verilen mücadele... Bu yolda sevdiklerini kaybetmek ve maalesef öldürmek... Elmasın insanda oluşturduğu hırs ve bu uğurda kim olduğunu önemsemeden kıyılan canlar. Üzücü bir kitap. Kahramanların tümü hayatlarının geri kalanını daha iyi şartlarda geçirmek istese de hiçbirinin hikayesi istedikleri gibi bitmedi. Kitabı okuyunca sahip olduklarınla yetinmenin daha iyi olacağını görüyorsunuz. Güzel kitap. Okunabilir.
Şeker Portakalı kitabıyla tanıştığım ve sonrasında devam kitaplarını okuduğum Vasconcelos'un Kızılderilileri anlatan o kadar vurucu olmasa da güzel bir kitabı. Elmas hırsızlığı yaparak hayatını daha iyi şartlara taşımaya çalışan birisi ve peşinde başına konan ödülü almaya çalışan onlarca insan. Kızılderililerin nasıl sömürüldüğünü anlatan, ölümlerle dolu güzel bir eser. Beni en çok etkileyen bölümü ölmemek adına bir bebeğin canını istemeyerek de olsa sebep olmaları oldu. Açgözlü olmamak gerekli, belki bu uğurda farklı hikayelerle onlarca insanın ölümüne sebep olabiliriz. İyi okumalar
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It was a magnificent work centering on the natives of the Brazilian rainforest. Kanau, who belongs to the Inan tribe, is a hybrid. Her mother became pregnant with Kanau as a result of abuse by a white man. Because he is a hybrid, Kanau can never feel complete. He cannot see himself as a Native American. White people call him "white". does not accept it as such.
Kanau knows that the only way to be considered part of the white world is through wealth. For this reason, he embarks on an adventure that will make him rich in the shortest possible way. Diamond robbery.
A corrupt police lieutenant does something that will radically change his life and steals the diamond seized during an investigation. In order to sell the diamond safely, it needs an Indian who knows the virgin forests and rivers full of crocodiles like the back of his hand. From this point on, the lieutenant's and Kanau's paths merge. The journey turns into Kanau's expedition to find himself.
It was very nice to read about the Indians, the children of nature, magic and legends, from Vasconcelos's writing. While reading the book, I was reminded a little of the movies Apocalypto and Blood Diamond. The descriptions of nature and the observations about the locals were magnificent. I would recommend it to everyone.
Kitap öyle akıcı öyle temiz ve sürükleyici ki okurken bir film şeridi gibi gözümde canlandı. Kitabın işleyişi muhteşem... (her ne kadar garip olsa da) Sanki kitap okumadım da, gecenin bir yarısı uyku tutmayınca film izlemişim gibi hissettim. :) benim için bir kitap değil macera filmiydi adeta. Etkilendiğim sayılı kitaplardan biri oldu :)