Children of the Steppe

The first quarter of the 1900s. On the banks of the Kızılırmak, in the semi-arid landscape of the Bengü Plain in Anatolia, you will read without blinking an eye about the struggle of innocent Anatolian children against a despotic mentality, the conditions of the time, poverty, and Greek and Armenian gangs.
You will not be able to hold back your tears as you read what Atabey and Aynazik gave up for their love and what prices they paid for their devotion.
As you unravel the mystery of the Bengü Plain, you will marvel at the loves and friendships of the children of the crimson-faced river.
On every page of this book, which tells of your own roots, you will surely find something of yourself.