All the Lights We Can't See

New York Times - One of the ten best books of the year
Goodreads and Wall Street Journal - The best of the year according to reader preferences historical novel
Amazon - One of the three best books of the year
Apple - Book of the year
The Guardian -One of the best books of the year
Kirkus - One of the best novels of the year
Library Reads , Hudson Bookseller, Kobo, Bookpage, Washington Post, audible.com and Indigo – Best book of the year
National Book Award finalist

Marie-Laure is in Paris with her father, a locksmith at a museum is alive. Marie-Laure's eyesight begins to decrease day by day and she becomes blind when she is six years old. His father makes him a perfect miniature of the neighborhood they live in, so he can memorize every place with his fingers and can now find his way home when he goes out. But one morning, when the dark clouds of war descend on the city, they are forced to go to their uncle, who lives in a house by the sea in Saint-Malo and has not stepped out for twenty years, with a stone full of secrets belonging to the museum.
In Germany. Growing up in an orphanage with his sister in a mining town, Werner's only option is to work in the mine where his father died when he turned fifteen. Werner is a special child, with his hair as white as light and his mind floating in endless curiosity. One day, when he finds an old radio by chance, gets it working, and repairs every electronic device he encounters within minutes, he is discovered by an officer and gets the opportunity to go to a private school, where he later learns that there is an army of killers. While he pays the price for being a genius there and witnesses the bitter sides of life, he finds himself in Saint-Malo, where his and Marie-Laure's fates will intersect. .

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Printing Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1. Edition

Language : Turkish