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10.       thehandsom
7403 posts
 28 Feb 2009 Sat 11:24 pm

 

Quoting candide

-Sait Faik Abasýyanýk (Semaver- Sarnýç

 

-Adalet Aðaoðlu (Ölmeye yatmak, Bir düðün gecesi, Hayýr, Fikrimin ince gülü

 

-Halid Ziya Uþaklýgil (Aþk-ý Memnu, Kýrýk Hayatlar, Mai ve Siyah)

 

-Ayþe Kulin ( Adý: Aylin, Füreya, Bir Tatlý Huzur)

 

 

Hi Candide (what does it mean? )

 

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Please join the conversation, come and have some chat in the chat room sometimes! 

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11.       catwoman
8933 posts
 28 Feb 2009 Sat 11:26 pm

 

Quoting mltm

I just read "Bir Kadýn Düþmaný" by Reþat Nuri Güntekin, it was a very nice and different book, especially the kind of book women would like. There are a lot of old turkish words in the book, but a dictionary at the end of the book exists. I don´t know if it was translated in english.

 

Could you tell me more about this book? Since it´s not translated into English...

12.       mltm
3690 posts
 01 Mar 2009 Sun 07:41 pm

 

Quoting catwoman

 

 

Could you tell me more about this book? Since it´s not translated into English...

 

The title of the book is "bir kadýn düþmaný", "a woman´s enemy". The book is divided into two main parts. The first part consists of the letters of the female character, Sara, written to her female friend and her father.

Sara is a rich and a very beautiful urban girl who´s very spoilt, and she´s aware of the power of her beauty, she takes pleasure from making men fall in love with her, she has no intention to get married. She´ sure that every men can fall in love with her.

However, one day she meets a very ugly man who´s known as a woman´s enemy.He has no interest in women, he always makes fun of them and he´s very rude with them. Sara is  very surprised and very frustrated that he is not  interested even with her. So, she decides to take revenge trying to make him fall in love with her. Though, this seems to be impossible.

The second part of the books consists of the letters of this woman´s enemy written to his best and only friend.In this second part, the answers to all the questions are revealed.

I don´t tell the end of the book in case you read it one day

 



Edited (3/1/2009) by mltm

13.       catwoman
8933 posts
 01 Mar 2009 Sun 08:33 pm

Thank you very much Meltem for the nice summary, the book sounds VERY interesting! I would love to read it one day.

14.       harp00n
3993 posts
 01 Mar 2009 Sun 09:07 pm

If  you like to read from historical books, you can try Ýlber ORTAYLI´s and Halil Ýbrahim ÝNAL´s books. They are perfect about Ottoman´s History.

Especially Ýlber ORTAYLI. For example "Osmanlý´yý Yeniden Keþfetmek 1-2-3, Avrupa ve Biz, Mekan ve Olaylarýyla Topkapý Sarayý, Ýmparatorluðun En Uzun Yüzyýlý"

15.       Roswitha
4132 posts
 02 Mar 2009 Mon 12:28 am

Azade, you might like to read:  PORTRAIT OF A TURKISH FAMILY, by  Irfan  Orga.

 

Easy reading!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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