That job is mine

Istiklal Akarsu, the popular author of the Notebook Literature series, takes the reader to the world's strangest environment this time, the epic and absurd relationship between two summer sites. He takes him to the middle of his struggle and leaves him.

- What's up, Ziya?
- That site that doesn't open its doors to us... I will build a wall on its door. If we cannot enter, they cannot enter the site either!
The materials arrived the next day. Ziya, who was still on top of his beer quota, mixed his sand and cement and started building the wall. In between, he put down his beer and arranged the bricks, while stirring the mortar to prevent it from drying out. Thirty or forty people gathered and watched a man building a wall. There was no sound. The residents of the big site were also shaking with fear. They would no longer be able to pass through the door that they did not allow us to pass through. The door was becoming a wall.

There was something strange about the child, he was holding his arms up in the air while walking. While I was thinking, "I wonder if he's tiki?", I realized that he was doing these moves to show off his tattoos. He was putting his hand on the back of his neck to show the tattoo under his arm, and he was giving little spanks to his belly to show the one on his navel, drawing attention to it. For the tattoo on his calf, he was shaking his legs like horses do to ward off flies. I didn't understand how he did this last move, I guess the kid went through an evolutionary process regarding the tattoo.

That's on Me; You will meet new characters, such as Ziya, the first person in the world with a beer quota, and Müslüm, the Akbük monster, whom we know from the books "I'm Not an Alex", "If Only the Shop Was Yours" and "Olur So", and you will laugh and be amazed at their strange habits and events, and when everything is over, you will be thankful that you do not own a summer house.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 268

Printing Year: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Okuyan Us Publications