ONE SUMMER IN NEW YORK BY JERZY MARCINKOWSKI

Transport yourself to the world of New York, where every day is full of surprises and new opportunities. Feel the pulse of the city that never sleeps, and immerse yourself in the story of searching for your place in the big world. This book is an ideal proposition for lovers of social novels who appreciate deep thoughts and emotional stories.

• Engaging plot that touches the heart
• Realistic portraits of characters of flesh and blood
• Colorful descriptions of New York that transport the reader to the heart of the city
• Universal message about searching for your place in life
• Ideal reading for long evenings

"One Summer in New York" is a story about youth, dreams, and the search for your place in life. Jerzy Marcinkowski takes us on a journey through the streets of New York, where we meet characters struggling with everyday problems and dilemmas. The book touches on important topics such as loneliness, love, and friendship, and also encourages reflection on your own life and choices.

The author captures the atmosphere of New York, its diversity and energy with extraordinary precision. The reader feels as if he is walking through the streets of the city, observing the lives of its inhabitants. The book is full of colorful descriptions that stimulate the imagination and allow you to fully immerse yourself in the story. Jerzy Marcinkowski has created an unforgettable story that will remain in the reader's memory for a long time.

The book "One Summer in New York" is an ideal choice for people who appreciate social literature with a deep message. It is a story about searching for your place in life, about dreams and striving for goals. The book encourages reflection on your own life and choices, and also reminds you of how important relationships with other people are. Jerzy Marcinkowski has created an unforgettable story that will remain in the reader's memory for a long time.

The book, published by Księgarnia Akademicka in 2025, has 112 pages and a paperback cover. The book format is 209x149 mm. It is an ideal proposition for anyone looking for valuable and moving reading.