Long live the Letter C Brotherhood

Long Live the Brotherhood of the Letter C Book Description The changing life of Mr. Ç, who attended the 70th birthday celebration of the washing machine... Behiç Ak, our country's internationally renowned master of humor and our candidate for the 2014 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (ALMA), describes the rhythm of the changing lives of children who grew up with "Stories That Make You Smile". We are here with a novel full of humor that catches them and meets them in a new world of emotion and language. The novel, in an entertaining and thought-provoking fiction, tells the story of Ali, whose surname was mistakenly added to the letter C in the civil registry, and how he transforms into a different person with a single letter. The author states that social networking sites such as Facebook differentiate our verbal and written communication styles; It tells about today's world, where consuming - consuming as fast as possible - has become the focal point of our daily lives, through the eyes of a boy who became famous as "Mr. Ç". The novel, which is enriched with in-depth colorful characters that every reader can find around them and the artist's cartoon-like patterns, invites children's readers, families and educators to think about the philosophy of life that changes shape in virtual and real environments. When Ali needs to do his schoolwork, he cannot find his identity card even if he searches and scans it; apply for a new one. Thus, a surprising fact emerges: Ali's surname was misspelled as "Tolerance" in the records, with Ç added to the end. His father is angry, but Ali is very happy with the letter C. A single letter will make him a completely different person, and he is already known as "Mr. Ç" both on the social networking site and at school. However, in a world where everything is consumed and thrown away, how will Ali Hoşgülüç resist? (From the Promotional Bulletin)