JAŚ AND JANECZKA 5 - ANNIE M.G. SCHMIDT, FIEP WESTENDORP

Welcome to the world of Jaś and Janeczka, where every day is full of adventures and surprises! This charming book is the perfect way to spend time with your child, transporting you to the carefree world of children's imagination. Immerse yourself in the story of two inseparable friends who discover the world together, learn and have fun.

• Fifth volume of the adventures of favorite heroes
• Classic of Dutch children's literature
• New translation for Polish readers
• Simple language ideal for the youngest
• Engaging stories about everyday events
• Illustrations by Fiep Westendorp that bring the story to life
• Ideal for reading together with the child

Annie M.G. Schmidt is one of the most respected children's authors in the Netherlands. Her books, full of humor and warmth, have won the hearts of readers all over the world. Fiep Westendorp, the illustrator, created unforgettable characters that have permanently entered the canon of children's literature. Their joint work, Jaś and Janeczka, is a story about friendship, curiosity about the world and joy in small things.

This book is a great way to develop children's imagination and creativity. The stories of Jaś and Janeczka teach empathy, cooperation and coping with everyday challenges. The simple language and engaging plot make the book ideal for children in preschool and early school age. Reading together is a great opportunity to spend time with your child and build bonds.

Jaś and Janeczka are a pair of inseparable friends who are curious about the world, have crazy ideas and have many adventures. They play, make mischief and discover the world together. Written in simple language, stories about their everyday events are a classic of Dutch children's literature. Now we present them to Polish readers in a new translation.

The adventures of Jaś and Janeczka were published in episodes in the Dutch newspaper "Het Parool" in the years 1952-1957. Later, they were collected in a 5-volume book series and published in numerous editions in many languages. The first Polish edition was titled "Julek and Julka".