Children's & YA
The Little Book Mender
by Ezgi Berk
Description
Toprak was unaware of what was going to happen when he left the house that day. Just as always, he made his way to the library which he loves so much.
He chose himself some books, but an unexpected accident happened. A glass of water just went all over one of the books.
Well then, it’s time to save the book! We are about to have a fun adventure with Toprak and Eda the librarian and also will learn how to mend a book.
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English translation available.
Author Biography
Ezgi Berk was born as a child of a middle class family in Istanbul. She had a happy childhood in nursery schools full of playgrounds and greenery. She grew up in a concrete garden of her primary school building. She was luckily allowed to play during secondary school but in high school funny break times were replaced with university exam tension and multiple-choice questions. She studied her dream field History at university. Then one day, when she was about to be an adult who forgot how to play and watch the sky, she re-discovered children's books in a bookstore. Now, she is so busy with them. She also gives lectures and workshops in libraries or schools. Ezgi reads children's books a lot and she never stops watching the sky every night and believing in dragons. Her biggest fear is to wake up as an adult one morning.
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English translation available.
Final Arts & Culture Publishing
Final Arts&Culture Publishing was founded in 2009 as a sub-brand of Final Private Coeducational Schools. Our publishing perspective ranges from literary unique picture books to practical non-fiction titles both from global and local collections.
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- Publisher Final Arts§Culture Publishing
- Publication Date February 2019
- Orginal LanguageTurkish
- ISBN/Identifier 9786053749110
- Publication Country or regionTurkey
- FormatPaperback
- Primary Price 36.50 TRY
- ReadershipChildren
- Publish StatusPublished
- Copyright Year2019
- Dimensions28 x 23 cm
- IllustrationEce Zeber
