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Scavenger Hunt with İdil Keyşan, who we adore for her work for GIPHY ➕ a comic book recommendation from Deniz Braderin: Mercury, which tells the story of two young girls separated with many years.

A comic book recommendation from Deniz Braderin for those who want to warm up a little inside on Halloween.

Meet the illustrator İdil and her childhood.

Today we're close-reading Leila and the Robot, a tale of friendship and how productivity have been affecting us.

What's up with our community's obsession with productivity?

We visit the universe of the creators of Leila and the Robot.

We dig in on the dialogue between childhood and adulthood that Istanbul Toy Museum has established—here's the story of Sunay Akın, the universe of a toy historian, and a list of nostalgic cartoons.

Meet the universe of a toy historian, archaeologist, curator and exhibitor.

We rediscover one of Piccolo's fundamental questions through the book Why You Should Read Children's Books! Meanwhile, Radio Piccolo continues and our guest is Yasmin Güleç, the founder of 20'lik!

“When I write, I am actually writing on behalf of two people: one is me when I am twelve, the other is me now, and the book I am writing should satisfy these two different but interconnected appetites.”

We talk with Yasmin, the founder of 20'lik, about the inspiration taken from the products of Children's and Young Adult Literature while producing content.

This week, we dive into the intersections of Children's Literature with the climate crisis, read Hazal Uzuner's book Dünyamıza Ne Olmuş?, and visit Piccolo's ecological book recommendations.

An ecological adventure through the words of Hazal Uzuner and illustrations of Deniz Ozan Coşkun.

This week we talk to the author Arda Erel about the inspiration he gets from the products of Child and Young Adult Literature, and we visit 10-year-old Arya's book recommendations for us! Have you heard of the Money-Eyed Pig?

We talk to the author Arda Erel about his experiences of identity politics in his career as a novelist, and the inspiration he gets from the products of Child and Young Adult Literature.

"I like books that treat me like we're friends."