For readers lovers, we have compiled some of the most read books for you this week. Happy reading!
Jose Mauro De Vasconcelos – Sugar Orange
To lead a life of pain and accept it as the normal course of life, Until you find out what the most real and irresistible pain in life is… Sugar Orange; presents the world of little Zeze, who lives in poverty and lovelessness, to her readers not only through the eyes of a little child, but also from a cosmic truth window. Brazilian author Jose Mauro de Vasconcelos’ Sugar Orange, published in 1968, is in the middle of the unforgettable masterpieces of world literature with its plain narration and striking parable. The work, which carries traces from the life of its author, makes the whole humanity feel the scale of maturation by kneading it with pain, starting from the inner world of a child. Sugar Orange, which reflects Latin American literature from all sides with its realistic expression and emotional theme; It will make you feel the purity, compassion and pain with full empathy.
Sabahattin Ali – Madonna in a Fur Coat
Madonna in a Fur Coat, first published in 1943, is still among the most popular and today sold books . Since the day it was published, many researches and studies have been done on the book, which has sold more than 1 million copies, and theses have been written about it, but the secret of this success has not been fully resolved. The biggest share that makes it so special and still being talked about is the master pen of Sabahattin Ali and his successful soul analysis.
Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy – By What Does Man Live?
Russian Tolstoy, besides being a great author with his stories in What Does Man Live by?, also highlights his philosopher and educator identity by holding a mirror to society. This work of Tolstoy is a resource that maintains its novelty in every period. All the stories in the book deal with the concepts of orderliness, greed, ambition and love, which is a unifying force in every sense. On the other hand, it offers all readers, young or old, the opportunity to take a step outside of themselves and ask perhaps the most valuable questions of life. What is inside man? What has not been given to man? What does man live with?
Piraye – Cruise
Are you watching or watching in this world? Mina’s eyes were widened by your absence… When she first noticed this when she was a little girl, she was taken aback; Whatever was n’t there seemed to have formed a hollow in the middle of his heart. It was broken. It was defective. She grew up, became a young lady, and made a decision; Since I am lacking, the material that will make up for this deficiency must be in others. Their words, their interest, their descriptions, their comments… There were also loves, resentments and swayings in his life… He lost, but he did not collapse, he stood up again. The first moment he met Celal’s eyes at the opening of a stand, a slap had supposedly been slapped on his face. She could hear the sound of her heart beating wildly, and she could n’t help but watch this tense but mysterious man. Now Mina was ready to embark on a long journey that would lead her to her own transformation!
William Golding – Lord of the Flies
“Lord of the Flies”, shown in the middle of world classics, is shown in the middle of William Golding’s most precious works. The work, which gained great fame all over the world with its Nobel Prize for literature, deals with the deserted island life from a completely different side. Focusing on character analysis and behavior, the book reveals how savage even pure and pure children can actually become. With this book that makes readers think about behavior, you will be left alone with the deeply affecting story of children struggling for survival.
Stefan Zweig – Moonlight Street
A traveler immersed in the morbid lives of people he does not know by watching the voice he hears while strolling in the seafaring quarter of a port city in France; a dark, repulsive, and savage maid who is driven into disastrous action by her slavish devotion to her employer; A French colonel, wounded in the war in Spain in 1810, embarking on a relentless struggle for survival in a hostile country; A Russian prisoner of war who was found and rescued in Leman lake on a summer night in 1918, but then succumbed to the homesickness that scorched his heart; The heavy price paid by a vagabond teenager who still attends high school while his peers go to college after rebelling against his teacher’s authority. While Zweig traces the experiences that dehumanize and drag people to the extreme in these stories, he inevitably draws the reader into the soul turmoil of his characters…
JK Rowling – Harry Potter and the Stone of Ideology – 1. Book
“When Harry turned the envelope with trembling hands, he saw a purple wax seal; a coat of arms around a big letter ‘H’ is a lion, an eagle, a badger, and a snake.” While Harry Potter thought he was an ordinary boy, his life changed with the letter brought by an owl: He was accepted to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, although he did not apply. Here, he takes different lessons and runs from adventure to adventure with his two friends. Thanks to what he learned by living, he becomes a skilled magician at a young age.
Stefan Zweig – Letter from an Unknown Lady
Stefan Zweig wrote his long story Letter from an Unknown Lady (Brief einer Unbekannten) in the first half of the 1920s . We only know the heroine of Letter from an Unknown Lady as the author of a long letter. The “sender” of this letter, which the woman wrote for the man she loved all her life, has no name. At the beginning of the letter there is only one address: “To you, who never knew me”. The lady is always willing to live her great passion as an “unknown”, that is, alone, there is only one “side” in this love story, not “sides”. Can this be called true love? Zweig invites his readers, once again, to an unprecedented journey in human psychology. It is also possible that at the end of this new journey, he aimed to reach the hitherto unknown shores of the concept of “absolute love”!
Esre Ezmeci – Milk Stain
Is every person stained?
When did these stains get on us?
At the time of Abel and Cain?
Is this a scar, is it a mark, or is it a mark?
Why did mankind, who opened his eyes to the world as innocent, pure and pure, made this world uninhabitable?
Is a person born with evil or then becomes evil?
Why does a baby get annoyed when he sees another baby, why does it scratch or hurt him?
MILK STAIN is a novel that is a candidate to be the inner voice of people. It sheds light on what we don’t tell anyone, what we can’t even whisper to ourselves when we’re alone, and what we can’t even think of.
You will see the content that comes when you are writhing in pain, the light that burns when you are drowning in darkness, and the cure next to you when you struggle in despair.
You will understand not only the good and the strong, but also the bad and the weak, and you will be disturbed by your prejudices.
İclal Aydın – Three Sisters
Once upon a time, three sisters lived in a house overlooking the most pleasant sea of a country. Their names were Türkan, Döner and Derya. Together with their father, Sadık Bey, and their mother, Nesrin Hanım, they would sit on their laps at night and dream of the wonderful years that awaited them in the future. The fairy tale childhood of Türkan, Dön and Derya, set in the pine-scented streets of Ayvalık, probably did not prepare them for the cruelty of the adult world. It took time to realize that no life, no choice is as easy as it seems, that sometimes the biggest and most unimaginable secrets are kept in the hearts of those we trust the most, that the most feared diseases can one day compile and collect the past. And was there a wound in the world where time was not a medicine? Three Sisters is a family story born from the stone streets of Ayvalık stretching to the sea, the olive trees that have seen many lifetimes, the water flowing from the source of life, and their old dwellings. It is not a story of unhappiness; The story of to beauty by remembering the happy returning days. The journey of beautification…
