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My Turkish Village By Luqman Nagy

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My Turkish Village By Luqman Nagy

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  • SKU: IBS10538
  • UPC: 9781842000274
  • Weight: 16.00 Ounces
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  • ISBN: 9781842000274
  • Author: Luqman Nagy
  • Binding: Softcover
  • Pages: 26
  • Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
  • Publication Year: 2013
  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Ta-Ha Publishers
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My Turkish Village By Luqman Nagy

  • ISBN: 9781842000274
  • Author: Luqman Nagy
  • Binding: Softcover
  • Pages: 26
  • Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
  • Publication Year: 2013
  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Ta-Ha Publishers

About This Book:

Luqman Nagy takes readers on a thrilling journey to the heart of Anatolia through the pages of "My Turkish Village." Nagy shares his personal adventure of discovery with vibrant prose and a strong eye for detail, providing a glimpse into the complex fabric of Turkish country life. This book emerges as a celebration of culture, community, and the eternal beauty of rural Turkey, from the bright scenery to the warm hospitality of the residents.

A Traditions Tapestry

Nagy takes you on a sensory journey as he reveals the unique tapestry of traditions that color his Turkish village's daily existence. Readers are immersed in the cultural diversity that defines the rhythm of village existence, from age-old practices to exuberant celebrations.

The Breathing Land

Investigate the stunning landscapes that serve as the backdrop for Nagy's story. He presents a realistic picture of the undulating hills, orchards, and twisting rivers that shape the geography of his Turkish village with poetic descriptions, generating a sense of connection between the reader and the region.

The Village's Faces

Meet the colorful personalities who populate Nagy's Turkish hamlet. This chapter unfolds as a mosaic of individuals, each contributing to the unique essence of the village, from the wise elderly who embody the community's living history to the enthusiastic youth defining its future.

Chronicles of Culinary Arts

Nagy takes readers on a culinary trip through the village's kitchens, allowing them to savor the flavors of Anatolian food. This chapter is a feast for the senses, highlighting the Turkish countryside's gastronomic legacy, from traditional recipes passed down through generations to the community joy of shared feasts.