MUNDİ Migrating What Strange Thing Mom!

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Was it the air of the bosphorus that i inhaled, or was it the dirt and rust of istanbul? Or was it all the laughs i had in that city? Maybe it was the 17 years i spent in that huge city since i went to university? I still don't know. I took a deep breath, feeling the weight of life

then, for the last time, i looked at that city, a place that had proven to everyone thousands of times that even if it wasn't topographically blessed with seven hills, it was still full of troubles.

and fell on the road.

with my 35 year old and not even two year old. It was october of 2016.

early october.

i wasn't flying off the handle with happiness, but i wasn't unhappy to the death either.

i was a little excited.

the chill i got was not from the ac, i don't think.

i was dreaming of spring garden, but a part of me was shedding leaves.

it feels like i didn't fulfill my destiny.

was grinding my heart out. My heart wasn't racing and the pressure in my ears wasn't from the plane landing, it was because of this very thing. Oh, i couldn't fit into the sky, how could i fit into the ground! “stay is hard, migration is harder. But adjusting to your new home, leaving loved ones behind, that's the hardest part. Filiz yavuz, with the meticulousness of a journalist and a fun, heartfelt language, describes the challenges faced by every turkish immigrant. The book in your hands is a perfect modern expatriate story. An excellent resource for understanding the resilience of refugees fleeing turkey at the beginning of the 21st century. "mehveş evin" "what a strange thing to migrate, mom!" The book titled begins with filiz's trip to madrid. The short history of migration from turkey, tracing turkey's 20-year panorama, is being examined

the roots of the ongoing wave of migration are being explored. The tides between hope and despair that govern us all, and the relationship between happiness and hope, are revealed. The book is also a guide for those who want to emigrate from turkey. It contains technical details about the ways to go and hold on to where you go, as well as facilitating tips in terms of participation and adaptation to social and cultural life. This information is complemented by delicious anecdotes and stories from history. He manages to personally give the reader the real experience of a turkish immigrant, with all its nakedness, its good and bad, its sorrow and joy, its anger and tranquility.

&quot

Melis alphan.

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• Made in Türkiye
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• Barcode No: 9786056956195
• Origin: TR