Pearly Teeth

Zadie Smith, who took the 80-page draft of 'Teeth Like Pearls' and received an advance of 250,000 pounds from the publishing house, became a huge success both in England and the world from the moment the book was released and her name was mentioned like a storm in almost all awards. So much so that when he won the award given by the world-famous Guardian newspaper for the first time this year, the famous novelist Julian Barnes, who was in the jury, expressed his thoughts with the following words: "As a novelist, I am burning with jealousy." So, what was this young, half-Jamaican girl talking about: In one of the suburbs of London, where all kinds of extremism are popular, of different colors, different religions and different generations, three colorful families such as the Joneses, Iqbals and Chalfens, A parody of immigrants, traditions, British middle-class family and sub-cultures, around the funny stories of children, immersed in a jug of entertainment filled to the brim... We claim that Zadie, the first bright literary star of the millennium,' Teeth Like Pearls' When you either turn it into a feast of twenty pages of fun and pleasure every day and then lie down to a month-long dream, or when you take three days off from work and finish it by sitting down and devouring it until your eyes are bloodshot, you will definitely linger in your mouth and say, "I wish there were more pages, more pages." If only there were more..." you will say. Teeth Like Pearls is a crazy novel full of crazy ironies from a crazy girl.