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Fig Birds Book Description Sinan Akyüz, a writer known for his best-selling novels and with a wide readership, greets his readers with his latest book that will make an impact. In Fig Kuşları, published by Alfa Publications, the author sets out from the real life of Suada, a young Bosnian girl. It invites the reader to witness the burning power of war and love. Bosnia, with all its unknowns, was written for the first time by the pen of Sinan Akyüz... Sinan Akyüz brings up a genocide that the world watched as a spectator with Suada's story. Bringing recent history together with literature, the author masterfully blends "war and violence" within love and "love and faith" within war. With this novel, a completely different, unknown face of the Bosnian War comes to light; The book bids farewell to its reader with a surprise ending. Back Cover… They came from the same race. They spoke the same language. Only their religions were different. One was a Muslim Bosnian young man and the other was a Christian Serb. They both fell in love with the same Bosnian girl at the conservatory. And one day, these two young people declared their love for the beautiful Suada. However, one of the young people found his love reciprocated, while the other received the answer: "There is no room for two people in my heart." As the calendar pages turned to April 6, 1992, a bomb fell on the hearts opened by white lilies... It was like a leaf blowing in the wind blown by the war that broke out in the water. He was thrown, he was thrown, he was thrown... Then fate captured him in the hands of the young man to whom he once said 'no'. That day, the young man looked at the hazel-eyed desert bird and said, "Do you see what an incredible way fate has brought us together, Suada?" he said. Fig Birds is a novel of those who believe in fate during a genocide that took place in Europe in modern times... This book is based entirely on facts... (From the Promotional Bulletin)
This work, published by Alfa Publications and written by Mustafa Küpüşoğlu, is now in Dünyada Kitap.