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2024
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151-200
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Romance
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Now the sun's lights, which are falling sideways, make us look crookedly reflected in the water.
i'm afraid for a moment. I'm not waiting like that gypsy boy i was when i first came here, but clean as i am now, in different clothes, and until they accept that i'm with the woman behind me.
i dip the bag in water and take it to my lips. The water is colder and cleaner than i've ever tasted before: it tastes like the bitterness of my father's abandonment, like the taste of never having been there, of never owning anything after he left.
i re-submerge the bag and lift it to where the sun is reflecting in. I wish i could take a sip and make this place, where there is no room for shame and secrets, my home for now.
in the early 1980s, we’re in rural ireland.
a small, nameless girl is abandoned by her own family to a childless kinsella couple, whom she has never met before.
From the very first days in their new and temporary home, "the child of custody" begins to discover their own inner world and emotions, as well as the possibilities of what are called "family" and "home," which they have never experienced before, especially the guiding and healing aspects of the turbulent sea of life.
In the children of the emanet, one of the brightest names in contemporary irish literature, claire keegan, tells from the perspective of a girl the pastoral life of ireland with its lush valleys and bright skies, and the rural people who are torn apart by the harsh winds and waves, in an extremely touching and simple language. In "emanet çocuk," a magnificent series of formal beauties are depicted by a profound and capable talent.
claire keegan doesn't let the reader forget that there is no such thing as a simple story and how essential art is for human life. Keegan has a thrilling instinct for choosing the right words
he's incredibly adept at patiently navigating the infinite possibilities and certainties of life.
”richard ford
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Generic Brand Emanet Çocuk / / Claire Keegan features
Dimensions
Normal Size
Year of Publication
2024
Number of Pages
151-200
Set/Single
One item
Origin
HR
Novel Genre
Romance
Volume Information
Paperback
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Emanet Çocuk
| Product Name | : | Emanet Çocuk |
| Publishing house | : | Jaguar book |
| Stock code | : | 9786257027144. |
| Number of Pages | : | 80 |
| Publication date | : | 2021–01 |
| Cover type | : | Cardboard cover |
| Paper type | : | 2. Dough |
Now the sun's lights, which are tilting to the side, reflect us in a crooked way in the water. I'm afraid for a moment. I'm waiting until i accept that i'm with the woman behind me, dressed in clean clothes and not like that gypsy boy i was when i first came here. I dip the stone in water and take it to my lips. The water is colder and cleaner than i've ever tasted before: it tastes like the bitterness of my father's abandonment and departure; the taste of never having been there, of never owning anything after he left. I re-submerge the stone and lift it to where the sun is reflecting. I wish i could take six sips and make this place, where there is no shame or secrets, my home for now.
We are in the early 1980 s, in the irish countryside.a young, nameless girl is left by her own family to the childless kinsella couple, whom she has never met before.the “trust child”, from the first days in her new and temporary home, in addition to getting to know her own inner world and feelings, begins to discover the possibilities of the things called “family” and “home”, which she has never experienced before, especially their guiding and healing aspects in the turbulent sea of life.
In "the collected stories of claire keegan," one of the most brilliant names in contemporary irish literature, the author paints a vivid picture of ireland's lush valleys and pastoral life, adorned with a bright sky, through the eyes of a young girl. she also depicts the rugged people of the countryside, sculpted like cliffs by harsh winds and waves, with a remarkably touching and unadorned language.
A series of formal beauty in the escrow child is painted by a deep and productive talent.claire keegan never lets the reader forget that there is no such thing as a simple story and how essential art is to human life.keegan has an exciting instinct to choose the right words, and he is extremely skilled in showing a patient care for the infinite possibilities and certainty of life.richard ford
We are in the early 1980 s, in the irish countryside.a young, nameless girl is left by her own family to the childless kinsella couple, whom she has never met before.the “trust child”, from the first days in her new and temporary home, in addition to getting to know her own inner world and feelings, begins to discover the possibilities of the things called “family” and “home”, which she has never experienced before, especially their guiding and healing aspects in the turbulent sea of life.
In "the collected stories of claire keegan," one of the most brilliant names in contemporary irish literature, the author paints a vivid picture of ireland's lush valleys and pastoral life, adorned with a bright sky, through the eyes of a young girl. she also depicts the rugged people of the countryside, sculpted like cliffs by harsh winds and waves, with a remarkably touching and unadorned language.
A series of formal beauty in the escrow child is painted by a deep and productive talent.claire keegan never lets the reader forget that there is no such thing as a simple story and how essential art is to human life.keegan has an exciting instinct to choose the right words, and he is extremely skilled in showing a patient care for the infinite possibilities and certainty of life.richard ford
