The Book of the Museum of Innocence was written by Orhan Pamuk, a Turkish writer. The Book of the Museum of Innocence is a romantic novel that the creator of the work devoted to it for about six years of its existence. Orhan Pamuk won the Nobel Prize in 2006, the only surviving writer to have achieved this. The book is based on the beautiful spring in 1975 in the city of Istanbul. The novel of the Museum of Innocence examining the cultural history of the city of Istanbul, explores the depth of life to expand modernity in the city, as well as the study of romantic affiliations. During the narrative of a romance, the novel deals with the cumbersome traditions of the Turkish community. The Book of the Museum of Innocence is considered one of the masterpieces of contemporary literature.