I love to read stories that occur in that country or whose writers are from that country. Below is a great list of non-travel books about Turkey, some from Turkish writers. If you're thinking about travelling to Turkey shortly, create time to read at least few of them, maybe they're going to make you realize your dream trip earlier than predicted.
On the way into the town, all of the neon signs looked so weird to me : Tuzcuoglu, Haci Bekir Lokumlari, Koc. I assumed, Sick never be well placed to learn this language. Istanbuls melancholy improved his youth and continues to provoke him. When visiting some of the German Castles off the well trodden route, some of the neighbors who can only talk German could be more ready to offer you some cool history lessons about the castle and the encircling area. It might also assist you in other areas of Europe. One of the finest ways of learning is by taking the Rosseta Stone Language Courses. They're highly rated and are even being utilised by the US military for some further language coaching. * Elif Safak, The Flea Palace Safak is a young Turkish writer, writer of top sellers in Turkey, France and Bulgaria. Here is an extract of The Flea Palace : Istanbul was under a heavy mist that morning, and as all Istanbulites knew especially well during misty days even the town herself couldn't tell what her color was.
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