Çiçek (Flower) who is tired of hearing her parents say “Come on Çiçek!” decides to be a different flower every day. Çiçek’s mood changes depending on the kind of flower she is. She can be a daisy going “loves me, loves me not” one day and become a cactus showing spines the next day. According to Çiçek who looks at the mirror everyday to check whether she has the pimples that will accompany her growth, the only obstacle to her happiness is her new born sibling. Is it possible that those who say, “You will grow up when you become a sister,” are wrong?. 

Hacer Kılcıoğlu

She was born in Alaşehir, Manisa. She worked as an English teacher. Loving to be a traveler, Kılcıoğlu compiled her childhood and youth memories in her books I was Once a Child (Ben Eskiden Çocuktum, 2003) and Speaking to Jale (Jale’yle Konuşmak, 2006). Her first children’s novel I Love Thursdays (Perşembeleri Çok Severim, 2009) is followed by a young adult novel named We were Three Children in İzmir (İzmir’de Üç Çocuktuk – Sezen, Haluk, Meltem, 2010) based on the memories of three famous Turkish artists raised in the same neighborhood. This book (designed by Huban Korman) received IBBY Turkey’s 2010 Best Children’s Book Design Award. After her entertaining devamı için tıklayınız

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İyi Günler Eczanesi

GOOD DAY PHARMACY
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3rd edition

Radyo Pencere

Basement Broadcast
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2nd edition

Havaya Bak

Look At The Sky
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5th edition

Dağ Sustu Dağ Konuştu

The Mountain Calls
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On Numara Çocuklar

Top Ten Kids
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19th edition

Perşembeleri Çok Severim

I Love Thursdays
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8th edition

İZMİR’DE ÜÇ ÇOCUKTUK
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We Were Three Children in Izmir
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7th edition

Aydede Her Yerde

The Moon is Everywhere
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7th edition

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The Bagel Seller
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