Nightingale

The Landscape of a Woman's Soul  It Can Change As Fast As A World At War.

II. Two sisters living in France during World War II lost their mother at a young age and were abandoned by their father. While Viann managed to marry Antoine, whom she fell in love with when she was a child, and build a bittersweet life, rebellious Isabelle was either expelled or ran away from all the schools she attended. As the war begins to rage, Viann's husband is called to the front. Isabelle, who was expelled from school again, has no choice but to go to her sister. But there is a rift between the two sisters because of the war. Isabelle will find a way to join the resistance, saving countless lives and falling into an impossible love. Viann, who ties a ribbon to the withered apple tree in her garden for her loved ones who are waiting for her or whom she has said goodbye to forever, will face oppression, hunger and fear in the absence of her beloved husband, in a city occupied by foreign men.

Some women are naturally brave; They risk their lives to fight for what is right, to save lives and to change the course. Isabelle was one of these women... But some women resist with their patience and sacrifices, protect their loved ones and rebuild life for them. This is exactly what Viann's story was like…

“The support of the two women to the French Resistance, their love, losses and victories… I couldn't put Nightingale down.”

-Suzanne Droppert-

“Nightingale's impact on the world of literature will be no different than a storm.”

-Booklist-

“You will continue to turn the pages until there are no tears left in your eyes.”

-Daily Mail- 

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“I bought the book, read it, loved it very much and gave it first to my wife and then to my sister. But you forgot to gift a box of tissues next to the book.”

-Tom Vail-

“I admired every line!”

“The Nightingale was truly breathtaking! Read this book. The story of two young and brave sisters who believe they did the right thing in difficult times will constantly surprise you.”

-Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff-

“An impressive novel about sibling love, friendship and loss. You will shed many tears while reading..."

-Look-

"The Nightingale begins with a resentment among the family and the courage and courage of ordinary women who risk their lives to resist the Nazis." With his heroism, he moves towards a great end in the terrible atmosphere of war. It's been a long time since I've been this emotionally affected by a story."

-Marilyn MacIvor-

"I wanted to be absorbed, digested, felt and loved from the very first page. A novel that deserves to be shared. The bond between the two sisters is incredibly honest and heartbreaking. Fascinating and yet sad..."

-Cherise Bailey-

"After finishing The Nightingale, it took a few hours for my tears to subside. It was truly perfect.”

-Jody Robinson-

“I had to put the book down at least three times because I couldn't read it because I was in tears, and when I finished it, I was a little sobbed. I may have drowned. A truly extraordinary story!”

-Kristin Pidgeon-

Editor : Tüvana Hararsiz
Page Design: Meral Gök
Page Design: Fazilet Mistikoglu

Media Type: Paper

Pulp Type: 2. Dough

First Printing Year: 2017

Number of Prints: 1. Printing

Number of Pages: 544

Size: 14x21

Original Name: < /strong>The Nightingale