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Step into a world of wonder with "Told in the Coffee House: Turkish Tales," a captivating collection of folklore from the heart of Turkey. Compiled by Cyrus Adler and Allan Ramsay, these short stories transport you to the vibrant atmosphere of a traditional Middle Eastern coffee house, where captivating narratives come to life.
Explore the rich tapestry of Turkish culture through tales passed down through generations. This anthology preserves the authentic voice of Turkish folklore, offering glimpses into the history and traditions of the Ottoman Empire. Discover timeless themes and universal truths woven into each narrative, reflecting the enduring power of storytelling.
Perfect for those fascinated by the Middle East and interested in the folklore genre, this meticulously prepared edition makes these classic Turkish tales accessible once more. Delve into this collection and experience the magic of "Told in the Coffee House."
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