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Emre, who lives a happy life with his family in a charming town, will be forced to move and lose his friends and school due to his father's business going downhill. An amazing team will come together for Emre and save his friends by turning his father's restaurant into the most famous restaurant in Turkey. Of course, the real battle will be against the school's notorious gang, who constantly cause trouble. Adapted from the book "Child's Heart."
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Emre, who lives a happy life with his family in a charming town, will be forced to move and lose his friends and school due to his father's business going downhill. An amazing team will come together for Emre and save his friends by turning his father's restaurant into the most famous restaurant in Turkey. Of course, the real battle will be against the school's notorious gang, who constantly cause trouble. Adapted from the book "Child's Heart."
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Sinan Biçici
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Studio:Dreamers Production (TR)
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