PAX T.2: THE WAY HOME - A TOUCHING STORY OF FRIENDSHIP AND LOVE

A touching continuation of the bestseller "Pax". Relive the extraordinary bond between a boy and a fox, their journey together and the healing power of love. This story about a family of choice will touch the hearts of readers of all ages. An ideal proposition for lovers of youth and children's literature, which has been awarded many prestigious awards.

• Continuation of the bestseller "Pax"
• A touching story of friendship and love
• A story about a family of choice and how important relationships are
• Ideal for lovers of youth and children's literature
• The book has been awarded many prestigious awards

A year has passed since Peter and Pax last saw each other. Both of their lives have changed dramatically. Pax has a family and must protect his puppies in a dangerous world. Peter, tormented by guilt, seeks solace in helping nature. Fate reunites them when one of Pax's puppies falls ill. Together they embark on a difficult but hopeful journey home, supporting each other in difficult moments.

It is a story about the healing power of friendship and love, which shows that true family is more than just blood ties. Sara Pennypacker, the author of "Pax", is an award-winning children's book writer. Jon Klassen, the illustrator, is also the winner of the prestigious Caldecott Award. Their joint work is a true masterpiece.

The book "Pax" has won the hearts of thousands of readers in Poland and around the world, winning the title of Book of the Year 2016 of the LubimyCzytać.pl portal in the Children's Literature category, Best Book of the Year 2016 of the Granice.pl portal in the Youth category, Parents' Award 2017 in the Toy of the Year competition of the Zabawkowicz.pl portal and the Main Award in the competition of the Committee for the Protection of Children's Rights "Child-Friendly World" in the category Books for Children aged 5-14. Mirosława Kamińska, editor of the magazine "Angorka", described it as "a great book and another milestone in children's literature", and Katherine Applegate, the author of the book "The One and Only Ivan", called it a masterpiece.