EWA. WHOSE BIRTHDAY IS THE DAY OF HER MOTHER'S DEATH - EWA JARMOLOVIC

A touching story about life seen through the eyes of a child whose mother, despite the threat to her life, decided not to have an abortion. It is a story full of pain, but also an attempt to understand, showing the strength of the inner child in search of its place in the world. A book that touches the deepest emotions and encourages reflection on the value of life.

• An intimate therapeutic diary full of authentic emotions.
• A unique perspective of the child in the womb.
• Courage and faithfulness to the author's own experience.
• An attempt to understand a difficult family situation.
• The voice of the inner child, which finally finds its outlet.
• The beginning of a journey towards full integration of experiences.

"Ewa. Whose birthday is the day of her mother's death" is a book that shocks and makes you think. The author, Ewa Jarmolovic, with extraordinary sincerity and courage shares her story, showing the perspective of a child who came into the world in the shadow of her mother's death. It is a story about pain, loss, but also about hope and the search for the meaning of life. This book is an intimate therapeutic diary in which the voice of the inner child finally finds its outlet, allowing what has been hidden so far to be expressed.

From the unique perspective of the child in the womb, the author names and allows to resonate for the first time what has been hidden in her so far. The pain is deeply intertwined with the attempt to understand the situation, and at the same time you can feel that the author still has a way to fully integrate everything that has happened. This is an important beginning of a journey that clearly announces further parts of the book. The attitude of the author, Ewa, is particularly admirable, who with extraordinary courage and faithfulness to her experience allowed this book to resonate exactly as it was born in her, without any modifications.

The book was published in 2025 by Poligraf Publishing House. It has 80 pages and a format of 168x143 mm. The cover is paperback, which makes it light and handy. "Ewa. Whose birthday is the day of her mother's death" is a must-read for anyone looking for deep, moving and inspiring stories.