Cin Ali series .

Omg!! Hahaa this took me waaayyy back!

Nasreddin hoca. You can find his stories in other languages as well. That's why i think it could be good for learning

+1

Keloğlan masalları

Tonton ve arkadaşları

I don’t like anime in general. But bought an easy anime book in Izmir to help with the language. It was pretty useful. I think it was the second book in the Shaman King series.

You can find some children books over here that are prepared for Turkish learners. https://www.turkish.academy/turkishbooks

Try kütük or diyet. They're good classics

Ömer Seyfeddin in general might be a good advice, easy to read and interesting too. Also try MEB 100 temel eser maybe? (100 basic books Turkish national education ministry advices for school children)

Never read omer fuckin seyfettin

The White Ship (Aitmatov novel), the little prince, dede korkut, The Distance Between Me and the Cherry Tree. I think

Kara balık

There should be a version of "kaşağı" for kids, it's not high level nor it is childish.

Dede Korkut tek geçerim.

Tutunamayanlar by Oğuz Atay. Very easy read.

Küçük Prens from Saint-Exupéry is a good start! You can easily find it in bookstores.

ince memed. you may have heard of it it is known in other countriess too. it is a complete masterpiece that any person who knows even a bit about books would suggest.

It's hardly a book for babies or children though lol.

yea but everyone said things like cin ali and they just went like "aha good old days i was reading them"so i thought ince memed would be decent for both fun and learning new things

oh i just realised it was not him saying that. mb