Bibury Witch

The Bibury Witch Book Description Fear always breeds chaos. He raises it, guides it, fights and wins. People were divided into two. Questioning and not asking questions. If those who questioned were in the minority, all those who did not ask questions needed was a bad shepherd holding a stick in his hand and guiding them as he wished. It was always easy that way. Because thinking and analyzing was always difficult and tiring for them. This is where fear would step in and give them the support they were looking for. When this was the case, the bad shepherd always won. Has there ever been someone to whom you said, "If I were born again, I would love you again?" And have you ever done this? He did it… He came to the world once again and found it. Ferah, who is full of question marks about her life and self, can express her search best through her art. However, it is not that easy to recall the memories deep in his memory and to decipher the messages given to him by the pictures he draws. With someone she just met, Ferah's questions begin to increase and she begins to find answers to them. A curtain of mystery dating back centuries is about to be revealed. (From the Promotional Bulletin)