Three Roosters - Sê Dîk - E-book - ePub

Name: Three Roosters
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Author: Esra Efe
ISBN: 9782322567058

Three Roosters - Sê Dîk

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Zana Saybak

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In a village, three roosters who love each other are living, and no one in the village is taking care of them. The roosters set out on a journey to find a home for themselves

Date de parution

21/02/2024
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Books on Demand
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Three Roosters - Sê Dîk
ISBN

978-2-322-56705-8
EAN

9782322567058
Format

ePub
Nb. de pages

38 pages

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- Pages
  
  38
- Taille
  
  4 389 Ko
- Protection num.
  
  Digital Watermarking

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Esra Efe was born in 1993 in Amed. She completed her bachelor's degree between 2017 2021 in the Department of Kurdish Language and Literature at Mus Alparslan University. Currently, she is a Kurdish teacher in Amed. Arges Bîrgun was born in 1995 in Kurdistan, in the town of Siwêrek. In 2015, he attended Kurdish language course at the Kurdish Institute in Istanbul. Between 2017 - 2021, he studied Kurdish language and literature in Mus and Mardin, graduating with a bachelor's degree in 2021.
From 2021 to 2023, he pursued a master's degree in Kurdish language at Artuklu University in Mardin and currently resides in Belgium. Zana Saybak was born in 2000 in Wan. She earned her bachelor's degree in Kurdish Language and Literature from Mardin Artuklu University. Subsequently, she completed her master's degree in the same university, specializing in the department of Kurdish Language and Culture.
Currently, she is a Ph. D. student in the department of Kurdish Language and Culture.