Melawan Penjual (Indonesian Edition)

Synopsis: “Become a buyer is a human destiny, no matter how much money he has or none at all. Mothers are only following their destiny when shopping for their baby-to-be. The baby’s next destiny is to be a buyer, till they grow old, their whole life and even till death. The last thing we buy maybe a piece of shroud and coffin (surely other people bought it for us, just like mother bought us diapers when we’re in their arms). The destiny as a buyer is not always followed with the destiny as a seller. Yes for some they are actually both buyers and sellers. Some are just buyers. In a family, there will be more members who are buyers than sellers. Working wife or husband will follow their destiny to be a seller as well as a buyer. The others are real buyer. Children will be real buyers until they work. Wife who depends on husband’s salary will also be a buyer only, vice versa. Tetu, is not my name. But I decide to use it especially in this book, for the reason which is rather exaggerated. My mother, who is Javanese reprimanded me one day, “Nek arep tetukon, mbok dipikir dhisik (If you want to buy, you should think about it first)." So I picked Tetu, I formed my character based on it, I don’t care if it’s related or not. That reprimand made me write this book and that a part of the word in it, in my opinion is the most suitable to be a name of a character.” (http://www.gramediainternational.com/book/detail/9786020003498)