Puss in Boots – Grimm Brothers 2005 Turkish Book Turkey Illustrated
Description:
This is the 2005 Turkish edition of Puss in Boots (Çizmeli Kedi) by the Brothers Grimm, published by Tomurcuk Yayınevi. The story follows a clever and resourceful cat who uses his intelligence and cunning to change the fortunes of his impoverished master. By devising a series of clever tricks and presenting his master as a wealthy nobleman, the cat ultimately helps him gain wealth, status and the hand of a princess.
Puss in Boots is a famous European fairy tale that has been adapted and retold by many writers over the centuries, with versions associated with writers including Straparola, Basile and Perrault. The Brothers Grimm also included their own version in their fairy-tale tradition. This edition, however, contains more than just Puss in Boots: several additional stories by the Brothers Grimm are also included in the same volume, making it a more substantial collection of Grimm fairy tales.
For collectors, this 2005 Tomurcuk Yayınevi edition is particularly appealing for its numerous interior illustrations created by Turkish illustrator Recep. The artwork gives the book a distinctive visual identity specific to this Turkish publication, making it a unique Turkey-only collectible. The inclusion of several additional Grimm Brothers stories further increases its appeal as an illustrated Turkish collection of classic fairy tales.
Key Features:
• Author: Grimm Brothers
• Original Title: Puss in Boots
• Turkish Title: Çizmeli Kedi
• Publisher: Tomurcuk Yayınevi
• Publication Year: 2005
• Language: Turkish
• Genre: Fairy Tale; Children's Literature; German Literature
• Contents: Puss in Boots plus several additional stories by the Brothers Grimm
• Illustrations: Numerous interior illustrations by Turkish illustrator Recep
• Special Feature: Multiple Grimm Brothers fairy tales in one volume
• Collector Appeal: 2005 Turkish edition featuring numerous illustrations by Turkish illustrator Recep, together with several additional Grimm Brothers stories. The distinctive Turkish artwork makes this a unique Turkey-only collectible, particularly appealing to collectors of Grimm stories, Turkish children's literature and illustrated fairy-tale editions.