Rinko and the treasure

Rinko and the Treasure is a novel that celebrates the values of friendship, tolerance, and solidarity to overcome the effects of the civil war. The book Rinko and the Treasure received the European Literary Award in 1989. Emily Tishidor's novel was published in a translation by Abu Bakr Al-Ayadi by Miskaliani Publishing House as part of distinguished translated novels that include a number of global classics. About Rinko and the Treasure: An orphaned child comes to the town of "Montpebinos" without knowing that it is his birthplace. He had nothing but a worn-out bag and a letter from the orphanage director to the town's mayor, which in turn received a letter from Rinko's father, a musician who emigrated to America, mentioning before he passed away that he left his son a treasure. However, the letter is strange, as it is a fragment of a mysterious anthem containing the names of local places, because the treasure is in the same town, without anyone knowing. But what exactly is it? And how to reach it? The events become more complicated when Inspector "Gandisa" discovers that this anthem included a list of suspects in the buried treasure case. Investigations reveal each of their roles in the story of the musician's treasure, and thus a thousand facts pour down, exposing the ugly face of wars.