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2023
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HR
Novel Genre
Romance
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Description of the book salka valka salka valka is the masterpiece of halldor laxness, which was valued for the nobel prize for literature in 1955, due to its lively, epic literary creativity, which opened a new page in icelandic literature.

In this novel, laxness brings the reader face to face with the painful lives of fishermen whose moral compass has collapsed, but who are inflated with religious sentiments, in a small fishing town trembling in the freezing cold of iceland, revealing the harsh living conditions and struggle of a strong woman. In the novel, which revolves around a young girl named salka who has to grow up without being able to live her childhood, poverty, exploitation, and helplessness are depicted in a very striking style.

together with his mother, sigurlina, salka leaves their northern home for the south of iceland in search of a better life.

but in a small village called oseyri, they have to stop for a break and never leave it again.

the more reluctant sigurlina is, the stronger the girl is.

his strong will brings salka to the forefront of the other against poverty.

salka valka is the story of loneliness, despair, wrapped in socialism as hope. Thin cover: page count: 416 publication year: 2011 ebook: page count: 377 publication year: 2011 language: turkish publisher: yordam kitap first publication year: 2011 language: turkish

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Normal Size
Year of Publication
2023
Number of Pages
401-450 Leaves
Set/Single
One item
Origin
HR
Novel Genre
Romance
Volume Information
Paperback

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Salka Valka
Product name : Salka Valka
Publisher : Yordam book
Stock code : 9786055541200.
Number of pages : 416
Publication date : 2011-01

Salka valka is the masterpiece of halldor laxness, who was considered worthy of the nobel prize in literature in 1955, due to his vibrant, epic literary creativity that opened a new page in icelandic literature.In this novel, laxness confronts the reader with the bitter lives of fishermen in a small fishing town shivering in the freezing cold of iceland, whose moral sense has collapsed but who are inflated with religious feelings. he presents the harsh living conditions and struggle of a strong woman.In the novel, which revolves around a young girl named salka who had to grow up without experiencing her childhood, poverty, exploitation, and helplessness are portrayed in a very striking way.Salka, together with her mother sigurlina, leaves their homes in the north and sets off for the south of iceland, in search of a better life.But they have to take a break in a small village called oseyri and they can never leave from there.The more willful sigurlina is, the stronger her daughter is.His strong will carries salka to the forefront of the oppressed against poverty.Salka valka is a story about loneliness, despair, and the hope you find in socialism. softcover.