UÇANBALIK
Uslu Çocuk by Fran Pintadera
Referring to today's "project child" phenomenon, The Good Child reminds us that every child is truly an individual and emphasizes that parents should not interfere unnecessarily in their children's lives.
Mr. and Mrs. Doysal, who have a perfect career with outstanding achievements that fill their walls and shelves with first-place awards, seem a little (actually quite) worried about their only son, Can. Can, who doesn't resemble his parents much in his attitudes and behavior, cannot seem to act in a way that befits the "reputation" of the Doysal family despite all their efforts. Tired of his parents' endless criticisms and warnings, the little one has recently felt like he can't do ANYTHING.
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Referencing today's "project child" phenomenon, this book reminds us that every child is truly an individual and emphasizes that parents should not interfere unnecessarily in their children's lives.
Mr. and Mrs. Uysal, who has a stellar career with exalted achievements and first-place awards adorning walls and shelves, seem a little (actually, a lot) worried about their only son, Can. Can, whose attitude and behavior bear little resemblance to his parents, can't seem to live up to the "glory" of the Uysal family despite all their efforts. Tired of his parents' constant criticisms and warnings, the little boy has recently felt like he can't do ANYTHING. That is, until he wakes up one morning to transform into the wonderful "Well-Being Child" of his parents' dreams.
