My Father... The Driving Carpenter (A Novel for Young Adults)

This novel sheds light on the dialectical relationship between originality and development. The realism in it derives its smoothness from the simplicity of logic that is inspired by the natural law of existence based on faith, where the premise leads to an inevitable result. The vision may differ depending on the multiple angles of observation, but the fixed perspective remains a truth that is always worth seeking when the narrator stands on the verge of an ideal that a person clings to on his fleeting journey and does not sell it at any price under any circumstances. It is a moral solution to the equation of verification by adhering to duty.
Waterwheel carpentry was not just a traditional craft that was swept away by the technological tide. Rather, it was a symbol of the value of work and the necessity of turning back the clock if it exceeded the local time for the public interest.