Bridge Books 9 - False Witness

Köprü Kitaplar 9 - False Witness Book Description A strong invitation to literature from Müge İplikçi: Children are innocent!”Yavuz is the fourth child of a family whose generation works in a jeans grinding factory. Both his uncle and his father caught the same fatal disease in the factory. One day, he meets children who want to break their fate by throwing stones. Together, he finds himself in a prison converted from an old jeans factory. The painting area of Yavuz, whom his teacher calls a liar because he paints worlds he has never seen, is now the walls of his cell, and his childhood dreams have been replaced by nightmares..." 2010 Children and Youth Publications Association (ÇGYD) Best of the Year. Youth Novel Special Jury Award Müge İplikçi, who gives a unique example of problem-oriented literature, wrote her first youth novel for Köprü Kitaplar. In his novel, which reveals the painful yet current realities of social life, he innocently depicts a cruel world through Yavuz's murals, Evimevi's sobs, Savruk's rap songs and other prisoner children; It sincerely deals with the issues of despair and fate. Müge İplikçi, who won the hearts of young readers with her first children's book, Flying Tuesday, in her new book, hopes for a common-sense Turkey that cares about imprisoned children, and above all, "Children are innocent!" says. Based on the fact that children turn everything into a game, the author invites both young people and adults to confront serious problems with her masterful language and admirable fiction. "Müge İplikçi, who is considered one of the most original writers of the young generation who crowned the last period of our literature, surprised her readers with her book Flying Tuesday, which she wrote for children. False Witness, on the other hand, is about an unacceptable and dramatic problem that happens to children on the verge of adolescence. It takes great mastery, Müge, to write about how stone-throwing children are crushed by the brutal power of the truth when they are thrown behind the prison walls with accusations they cannot imagine. "İplikçi reflects this fact, which may be startling at first, in an admirable way with his masterful language and the fascinating world he creates, which should be considered a real achievement for children's literature." Semih GümüşNumber of Pages: 132Print Year: 2011Language: TurkishPublisher: Günışığı Kitaplığı