Berdan (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798288032868)

Berdan is the quiet, powerful story of a boy displaced-not by war or disaster, but by silence, systems, and the unseen weight of disconnection.

Born in a small Turkish town, Berdan is thoughtful, observant, and always on the edge of belonging. When he is taken to Germany by his uncle for a "better future," he finds himself swallowed by an unfamiliar language, indifferent surroundings, and a life reduced to shadows and routines.

Told in a gentle, introspective voice, this novel explores what it means to grow up unnoticed, to speak a language no one hears, and to seek purpose in a world that offers neither questions nor answers.

Is happiness a skill? Is silence a choice? And what does it truly mean to belong?