Yayla

With its unique natural beauty, clean air and various plants, Morsay Plateau is the paradise of Ballidere village. When summer comes, some of the village migrate here. One of them is Çakir Hasan. He follows his wife, daughter-in-law and three grandchildren to the plateau as a nomad. It is difficult to fit into a tent, but they cannot give up on this seasonal migration, partly out of necessity and partly because they believe that they find healing here...

One day, an excavation team comes to Morsay Plateau. Then they will understand that this region is as rich in history as its nature. In the Excavation Team, there are bright young people who are sensitive to the problems of workers and peasants, and a professor who is not arrogant or arrogant. His name is Asim Al, but everyone calls him Hoca Bey.

Hoca Bey and Çakir Hasan become friends in a short time. After all, their languages are different, but their hearts are one... Çakir Hasan is very fond of Hodja Bey; Hodja Bey does not spare his attention either. As you can see, everyone is in a good mood... However, this sunny picture turns cloudy when Çakır Hasan's beautiful granddaughter Gülcan gets sick. They try every way they know to make it better. Those in the Excavation Team do whatever they can to help. However, Gülcan never recovers. He needs to be taken to the hospital immediately. But how, with which vehicle? The only solution is the jeep allocated to Hodja Bey. However, this depends on the only word that comes out between his lips: Yes or no...

In this novel, Fakir Baykurt criticizes people who adopt the civil servant mentality and cannot go out of their mold. More precisely, based on such people, it reveals many problems of the country, especially health problems, in all their nakedness.



Number of Pages: 279

Year of Printing: 2008


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Literature Publishing

First Edition Year: 2008

Number of Pages: 279

Language : Turkish