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Kitapları 44 dilde, 100'ü aşkın ülkede okunan serdar özkan'ın kaleminden, yeni bir roman!.. Ancak Hayatınız Olacak İnsana Emanet Edebilirsiniz, Hayatınızın Kitabını…
Fransız Rivierası'nda ruh eşiylakarşılaşan genç bir yazar… Eline Nice garında ruhuna dokunan bir kitap tutuşturulan bir genç kadın… Birlikte geçirilen 41 saniye. Birbirini görmeden, tanımadan seven iki kalbin sıra dışı öyküsü…
"Serdar Özkan ismi şimdiden Paulo Coelho, Richard Bach ve hatta Antoine de Saint-Exupery ile birlikte anılıyor."
-Corriere della Sera, İtalya-
(Tanıtım Bülteninden)
Fransız Rivierası'nda ruh eşiylakarşılaşan genç bir yazar… Eline Nice garında ruhuna dokunan bir kitap tutuşturulan bir genç kadın… Birlikte geçirilen 41 saniye. Birbirini görmeden, tanımadan seven iki kalbin sıra dışı öyküsü…
"Serdar Özkan ismi şimdiden Paulo Coelho, Richard Bach ve hatta Antoine de Saint-Exupery ile birlikte anılıyor."
-Corriere della Sera, İtalya-
(Tanıtım Bülteninden)
155 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2015
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About the author
Serdar Özkan
26 books80 followersHe attended middle and high school at Robert College in Istanbul. He completed his university education in the USA where he earned his BA in Business Administration and Psychology at Lehigh University. Serdar Özkan has been a full-time novelist since 2002, dedicated to writing novels that unravel the deeper meaning of life's journey.
His debut novel, The Missing Rose, has been published in 44 languages in over 50 countries worldwide. Greatly cherished by readers from different cultures throughout the world from Canada to Japan, and from Brazil to China, The Missing Rose has entered bestseller lists in many countries.
Staying on bestseller lists at No.1 for weeks in Turkey, The Missing Rose remained on the lists for 84 weeks and became the most read novel in Turkey in 2010.
In the world press, The Missing Rose received great praise and was likened to the all-time favorites, Paulo Coelho’s Alchemist and Richard Bach’s Jonathan Livingston Seagull.
The Missing Rose was also likened to Saint-Exupéry’s Little Prince by DPA, one of the world’s most important news agencies, as well as by Helsinki Sanomat, the most widely read newspaper in Finland, and was acclaimed as the “Turks’ Little Prince.”
Published internationally by the world’s most prestigious and distinguished publishing houses like Random House, Bertelsmann, Bompiani and Hachette, Serdar Özkan’s debut novel has so far been translated into the following languages:
English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Greek, Hungarian, Romanian, Czech, Croatian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Slovenian, Serbian, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Bulgarian, Italian, Icelandic, Russian, Finnish, Polish, Indonesian, Arabic, Swedish, Marathi, Chinese, Telugu, Norwegian, Indian, Estonian, Taiwanese, Thai, Urdu, Malaysian, Macedonian, Persian, Albanian, Danish, Uyghur and Vietnamese.
His debut novel, The Missing Rose, has been published in 44 languages in over 50 countries worldwide. Greatly cherished by readers from different cultures throughout the world from Canada to Japan, and from Brazil to China, The Missing Rose has entered bestseller lists in many countries.
Staying on bestseller lists at No.1 for weeks in Turkey, The Missing Rose remained on the lists for 84 weeks and became the most read novel in Turkey in 2010.
In the world press, The Missing Rose received great praise and was likened to the all-time favorites, Paulo Coelho’s Alchemist and Richard Bach’s Jonathan Livingston Seagull.
The Missing Rose was also likened to Saint-Exupéry’s Little Prince by DPA, one of the world’s most important news agencies, as well as by Helsinki Sanomat, the most widely read newspaper in Finland, and was acclaimed as the “Turks’ Little Prince.”
Published internationally by the world’s most prestigious and distinguished publishing houses like Random House, Bertelsmann, Bompiani and Hachette, Serdar Özkan’s debut novel has so far been translated into the following languages:
English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Greek, Hungarian, Romanian, Czech, Croatian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Slovenian, Serbian, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Bulgarian, Italian, Icelandic, Russian, Finnish, Polish, Indonesian, Arabic, Swedish, Marathi, Chinese, Telugu, Norwegian, Indian, Estonian, Taiwanese, Thai, Urdu, Malaysian, Macedonian, Persian, Albanian, Danish, Uyghur and Vietnamese.
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May 15, 2020
Basit fakat tatlı bir hikayesi olan iki insan. Kayıp Gül'e kıyasla daha mini-hikaye tarzında fakat yine de keyifli.
August 25, 2015
Tanrının sevgisine ulaşmak ve onu daha iyi anlayabilmek için bu dünyadaki ruh eşini bulması gerektiğine inan bir genç adam, tren istasyonunda kısa süre gördüğü bir genç bayanın ruh eşi olduğuna inanır ve ona yazdığı kitabın kendi nüshasını verir. Bu başlangıçtan sonra kitap bu iki karakterin dilinden onalrın yaşadıkları ve düşünceleri ile onların birleşmelerini anlatıyor. İsmini çok sevdiğim kitabı kısa sürese bitirdim ve sevdim. Fakat kitap bana göre biraz basit ve Kayıp Gül'ün gölgesinde kalmış.
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