SELF-PORTRAIT AND OTHER PICTURES - JUSTYNA KONIECZNA-KNAPCZYK

Enter the world of emotions and sensitivities with the book "Self-Portrait and Other Pictures" by Justyna Konieczna-Knapczyk. It is a moving story about a woman who bravely explores her inner self, sharing with readers her experiences of depression, anxiety, and neuroatypicality. It is not only a record of personal struggles but also a deep reflection on loneliness, social expectations, and the long road to diagnosing the autism spectrum.

• Honest and authentic story about the author's experiences.
• Inspiration for people struggling with similar problems.
• Reflection on sensitivity and social expectations.
• Courage to talk about difficult emotions and experiences.
• A book for those who feel different and seek understanding.
• Help in understanding the world of people on the autism spectrum.
• Self-irony and hope in difficult moments.

"Self-Portrait and Other Pictures" is a book that deeply touches, encourages reflection, and gives hope. The author bravely writes about what is often kept silent - about pain, shame, exclusion, but also about the need for self-acceptance. It is a read for anyone who wants to better understand themselves and others, for those who are looking for words to describe their own emotions and experiences.

This book is not only a record of personal struggles but also a universal story about the search for one's own identity and acceptance. Justyna Konieczna-Knapczyk leads the reader with extraordinary sensitivity and intelligence through a labyrinth of emotions, showing that even in the most difficult moments, one can find hope and strength to continue living. It is a book that stays in your memory long after reading.

Linia Sp. z o.o. presents this unique book in a careful edition, with attention to every detail. The 190x111 mm format, paperback binding, and 128 pages full of emotions and reflections make "Self-Portrait and Other Pictures" a must-read for anyone who appreciates literature that touches on important social and psychological issues. The year of publication, 2025, guarantees a fresh perspective on difficult issues.