Prisoner of Golat Castle

Prisoner of Golat Castle Book Description Documentary maker and writer İsmet Bertan, in his first novel about the history of Anatolian culture for young people, takes the readers back thousands of years to the extraordinary geography of Cappadocia, which was the scene of important events in the history of Anatolian culture. While telling the story of five brave friends, it reveals an effective and successful recreation of thousands of years ago. The novel, which portrays the past colorful daily life of Cappadocia like a movie, from all kinds of goods to food and drink, from underground cities to festivals, from bazaars to religious buildings, is easy to read with its gripping fiction and simple narration; While it develops students' history and conservation awareness, it increases their aesthetic sensitivities. Thousands of years ago, they were five brave friends from Kanushti who lived in the Land of White Horses, in the unique geography of Central Anatolia shaped by fairy chimneys. Kosraş, who is in love with the beautiful Muşela, is famous for the horses he trains as well as his master horsemanship. Shutiyu, a big-bodied blacksmith who is the favorite of women with the beads and jewelry he makes, is in love with Shula, who is a jack of all trades, resourceful and beautiful. Şula's lazy brother Puruş is into music. However, Aryo, the spoiled son of the neighboring Satrap of Golat, unexpectedly changes the lives of the five friends before the Kubaba Festival... (From the Promotional Bulletin)