FILIP AND THE HYDRA

A captivating novel that addresses the difficult themes of childhood trauma and its impact on adult life. Discover the story of Filip, who struggles with the demons of the past and tries to build healthy relationships. A book that encourages reflection and understanding.

• Moving story about a traumatic childhood
• Two timelines intertwining with each other
• Toxic relationships in Filip's family
• Difficulties in building personal relationships
• Attempt to cope with the past

"Filip and the Hydra" is a story about the scars left on the soul of a child who witnesses domestic violence, and the difficulties that child, in adulthood, has in building relationships and personal bonds. The hero of the book, Filip, is known from the perspective of two intertwining timelines - the child and the adult. As a child, Filip lives in the hell of a family home. He sees the extremely toxic relationship of his parents, based on the dynamics of the perpetrator and the victim. The father physically and mentally abuses his mother.

As an adult, Filip, a young man, tries to arrange his life, unconsciously repeating the mechanisms that helped him survive his childhood, and cutting himself off from his emotions. His apparent peace, the foundation of which consists of a passion for music and a relationship with his girlfriend, Hania, is disturbed by the message from his father, who would like to meet him ten years after breaking off contact. This book is a deep psychological study of characters and interpersonal relationships, showing how the past influences our decisions and choices in adulthood.

This book is not only a story about difficult experiences, but also about hope and the possibility of overcoming trauma. The author sensitively and empathetically leads the reader through the labyrinth of emotions, showing that even after the most difficult transitions, one can find a path to happiness and fulfillment. "Filip and the Hydra" is a must-read for anyone interested in psychology and wants to better understand the mechanisms governing the human psyche.