Garbage Plaza 1

Miyase Sertbarut, in this book that she has been working on for about a year and a half, takes her pen towards dangerous and smelly waters that no other writer has dared to put on paper before . Garbage Plaza
draws the picture of two completely different worlds for its readers. On one side, the always sterile and protected Elit City, where the urban elite live, where even birds and insects cannot visit, and
on the other side, the Gülova Neighborhood, where people who collect the garbage of the rich and chase after their daily bread struggle to survive
. Those at the top and those at the bottom...
Human landscapes that touch each other's lives despite living in close proximity to each other...
The health of the children of Elit City residents, who raise their children in artificial bowls, protecting them from all kinds of dangers,
is under great threat. The children, whose immune systems have begun to collapse, are exhausted and sick despite their high living standards.
There is only one solution to overcome this: blood transfusion. But whose blood
will be the cure for these sickly children? The necessary treatment method is found with a vile plan made by the chief physician of Elit City and the head of the pediatric clinic. The solution is hidden in the Gülova Neighborhood, two
kilometers away, and the help of the neighborhood children
is needed to apply this treatment. How
can such a treatment method be related to the children of a neighborhood who even take their food out of the garbage? Under what conditions will this treatment, which was initiated through illegal means, be applied?
Have the side effects of the treatment in question on the children of Gülova been investigated?..
Garbage Plaza, which reveals the struggle of reality with dreams and humanity with evil,
aims to make us think about a vital question by leading us to gain awareness about the changes between two separate human communities: “If everyone
runs away from trouble, won’t the trouble ever grow?”

Although the author tries to end his book happily with a utopian finale, reality does not let go and
the cruelty of life shouts the truth into his ears, reminding us that the impossible life he has dreamed of cannot actually exist.
Still, there is hope for life. In the future, many Fıratlar and Berklarlar
may meet somewhere with their colorfully framed magnifying glasses in their hands. Who knows, maybe…