Book Title: Milea; Dilan's voice
Author: Pidi Baiq
Book Thickness: 360 pages
Publisher: Pastel Books
Year of publication: 2016
Synopsis
This novel is a continuation of the two previous novels entitled Dilan, Dia Dilanku in 1990 and Dilan, Dia Dilanku in 1991. Milea's novel answers readers' anxiety in the two previous Dilan novels.
The point of view of this novel is taken from Dilan. The story clarifies the story from Milea. This novel answers the question of why Dilan was at the police station, the story of the cause of Akew's death and others.
Dilan is both a friend and a good girlfriend. He is also a good student. Children like Dilan don't need to be punished, but they need to be understood and given more attention. This book also tells about Dilan and Milea's love and friendship, family and sad stories, all in this book.
Advantages
- The book cover is good and right on target, namely for teenagers.
- There are many poems that add to the appeal of this book to be read
- The storytelling model is clear and structured
- The author can describe the story as a true story. The plot flows.
- The dialogue and explanation of the scenes are not exaggerated, making it easier for the reader to follow the storyline.
- This novel is a light story and can be consumed by all ages.
Deficiency
- The ending is boring, this is because the ending of Milea and Dilan's love story has been discussed in the previous Dilan series.
- There are several sentences that make the reader curious
