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One of the world’s most famous and beloved novels, translated into more than forty languages and with over forty million copies sold, awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1961 and made into a multi-Oscar-winning film in 1962: To Kill a Mockingbird, recognized as one of the masterpieces of world literature since its publication, is now also available in Kurmancî thanks to the translation by Ekrem Koçbaşi.
In her first novel, Harper Lee introduces us to the essence and nature of humanity from the perspective of the little girl Scout Finch. She tells of inequality and innocence, of hatred and love, of freedom and racism, of pain and laughter. The story, which unfolds around the trial of a Black man, leads us to an examination of justice, truthfulness, and humanity in simple, childlike language.
"You can take all the tin cans you want in the backyard, but I know you're going for the birds. Hit all the cans you can; but don't forget it's a sin to kill a mockingbird."
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Description
One of the world’s most famous and beloved novels, translated into more than forty languages and with over forty million copies sold, awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1961 and made into a multi-Oscar-winning film in 1962: To Kill a Mockingbird, recognized as one of the masterpieces of world literature since its publication, is now also available in Kurmancî thanks to the translation by Ekrem Koçbaşi.
In her first novel, Harper Lee introduces us to the essence and nature of humanity from the perspective of the little girl Scout Finch. She tells of inequality and innocence, of hatred and love, of freedom and racism, of pain and laughter. The story, which unfolds around the trial of a Black man, leads us to an examination of justice, truthfulness, and humanity in simple, childlike language.
"You can take all the tin cans you want in the backyard, but I know you're going for the birds. Hit all the cans you can; but don't forget it's a sin to kill a mockingbird."