THE WHITE NEGRO - AUDIOBOOK BY MICHAŁ BAŁUCKI

Discover the classic novel by Michał Bałucki in a modern audiobook format. Immerse yourself in the dramatic story of a misalliance and true love, which has been moving readers' hearts for generations. "The White Negro" is a tale of sacrifice, love, and difficult choices, presented in a masterful interpretation by the narrator.

• Engrossing plot full of emotions and twists
• Excellent interpretation by the narrator, which brings the characters to life
• Classic Polish literature in a modern edition
• Ideal way to relax and get away from everyday life
• The novel was filmed in 1939, which proves its timelessness

Michał Bałucki is one of the most important Polish writers of the 19th century, known for his realistic and humorous depictions of social life. His novels, including "The White Negro", touch on universal themes that still resonate with contemporary readers. The author gained recognition for his skillful portrayal of human emotions and relationships, and his work has permanently entered the canon of Polish literature.

The "White Negro" audiobook is an excellent proposition for all lovers of classic literature who appreciate comfort and the ability to listen to books anytime, anywhere. It is the perfect way to get to know or remind yourself of this important novel, which remains in memory for a long time. Thanks to the professional interpretation of the narrator, listeners can fully immerse themselves in the world created by Bałucki and experience the emotions of the characters.

Storybox is a renowned publishing house specializing in the production of the highest quality audiobooks. Attention to detail, professional cast of narrators and careful sound implementation are the features that distinguish Storybox on the market. By choosing a Storybox audiobook, you can be sure that you are receiving a product that will meet the expectations of even the most demanding listeners.

Technical data: Format: 14x12.5 cm, Year of publication: 2018, Publisher: Storybox, Cover: cardboard case, Number of pages: 0