Susi's and Paul's Secret Diaries

Secret Diaries of Susine and Paul Book Description How do girls and boys view the same event? Paul returned to Vienna with his mother from his family's house outside the city. However, Susi, with whom she shares the same class and desk, is not happy with this return. Because after their summer vacation together, Susi started to think that Paul was an unbearable and arrogant person. Moreover, the fact that he insults his classmate Ali, the son of a working-class family from Turkey, at every opportunity infuriates Susi. Paul, who keeps telling all kinds of lies about his father to his friends and hiding that his parents are actually getting divorced, becomes more and more unbearable. However, when Paul runs away from home one day, Susi begins to realize the truth about him... Christine Nöstlinger, the multi-award winning master author of world children's and youth literature, combines the diaries of a girl and a boy, back to back in a single book. The end of this interesting book, which begins with different covers of Susin's diary from the front and Paul's diary from the back, is in the middle. The book, which reveals with striking realism how the same events are perceived and told differently through the eyes of a girl and a boy, emphasizes the effects of family relationships on children and the importance of tolerance with a plain language and an impartial perspective. Number of Pages: 120Print Year: 2011Language: TurkishPublisher: Sunshine Library