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A Slow Reader for Cappadocia — Field Guide

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Length 48 pages

Level Beginner

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Forty-eight pages, including a fold-out map and three short essays. Designed for printing at home or reading on a tablet. Includes a Turkish phrase appendix and a list of family-run kitchens in Mustafapaşa.

For: people planning a slow trip and wanting context without a guidebook tone.

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