Berk Operacı Oldu - Kaan Elbingil
Berk Became an Opera Singer
Was This Thing Called a Course Even Around in Ancient Times?
Kaan Elbingil, whose first book Berk Became an Inventor garnered great attention, invites his readers to join Berk on his brand new, fun-filled adventure. With his humorous take on the concept of the “project child,” the author offers a vibrant world of imagination to children who are just beginning to read. The story, which follows the experiences and emotions of children being swept from one course to another, is brought to life with illustrations by Merve Atılgan. This time, Berk, who has developed a passion for opera, embarks on an adventure that can also be enjoyed independently of the first book.
Synopsis
Berk’s only wish is to go on vacation. However, the children around him possess all kinds of talents, and every course seems to be chasing after someone else—yours, mine, everyone’s. Is Berk really talentless? With guidance from his neighbors, he tries everything from rhythmic gymnastics to speech courses. Will this spree of courses come to an end with the arrival of the opera artist, Alpdoğan Abi, who has just moved into the apartment building? And will Berk finally be able to discover his hidden talent?
Publisher: Günışığı Kitaplığı
Author: Kaan Elbingil
Illustrator: Merve Atılgan
Language: Turkish
Age: 8-10
Pages: 80
ISBN: 978-605-9405-34-8
Berk Became an Opera Singer
Was This Thing Called a Course Even Around in Ancient Times?
Kaan Elbingil, whose first book Berk Became an Inventor garnered great attention, invites his readers to join Berk on his brand new, fun-filled adventure. With his humorous take on the concept of the “project child,” the author offers a vibrant world of imagination to children who are just beginning to read. The story, which follows the experiences and emotions of children being swept from one course to another, is brought to life with illustrations by Merve Atılgan. This time, Berk, who has developed a passion for opera, embarks on an adventure that can also be enjoyed independently of the first book.
Synopsis
Berk’s only wish is to go on vacation. However, the children around him possess all kinds of talents, and every course seems to be chasing after someone else—yours, mine, everyone’s. Is Berk really talentless? With guidance from his neighbors, he tries everything from rhythmic gymnastics to speech courses. Will this spree of courses come to an end with the arrival of the opera artist, Alpdoğan Abi, who has just moved into the apartment building? And will Berk finally be able to discover his hidden talent?
Publisher: Günışığı Kitaplığı
Author: Kaan Elbingil
Illustrator: Merve Atılgan
Language: Turkish
Age: 8-10
Pages: 80
ISBN: 978-605-9405-34-8
Berk Became an Opera Singer
Was This Thing Called a Course Even Around in Ancient Times?
Kaan Elbingil, whose first book Berk Became an Inventor garnered great attention, invites his readers to join Berk on his brand new, fun-filled adventure. With his humorous take on the concept of the “project child,” the author offers a vibrant world of imagination to children who are just beginning to read. The story, which follows the experiences and emotions of children being swept from one course to another, is brought to life with illustrations by Merve Atılgan. This time, Berk, who has developed a passion for opera, embarks on an adventure that can also be enjoyed independently of the first book.
Synopsis
Berk’s only wish is to go on vacation. However, the children around him possess all kinds of talents, and every course seems to be chasing after someone else—yours, mine, everyone’s. Is Berk really talentless? With guidance from his neighbors, he tries everything from rhythmic gymnastics to speech courses. Will this spree of courses come to an end with the arrival of the opera artist, Alpdoğan Abi, who has just moved into the apartment building? And will Berk finally be able to discover his hidden talent?
Publisher: Günışığı Kitaplığı
Author: Kaan Elbingil
Illustrator: Merve Atılgan
Language: Turkish
Age: 8-10
Pages: 80
ISBN: 978-605-9405-34-8