THE PRINCESS - OLHA KOBYLAŃSKA

Immerse yourself in the profound and tender story of the search for freedom and independence in Olha Kobylanska's novel "The Princess." It is the intimate diary of young Natalia Wierkowiczówna, who in 1888 confronts patriarchal society, striving to live in accordance with her own ideals.

• Deep analysis of social inequalities
• Portrait of a strong and independent woman
• Inspiring story of rebellion and freedom
• Reflection on the role of women in society
• Diary full of tenderness and reflections
• Universal message about finding your own path

The novel "The Princess" is a literary masterpiece that transports us to 19th-century Europe, where young Natalka Wierkowiczówna struggles with the limitations imposed by society. After the death of her mother, living in the house of her uncle, Professor Iwanowicz, Natalka constantly questions the inequalities between women and men, analyzes the difficult situation of her country, and criticizes the patriarchal system that she cannot accept. Her uncompromising attitude and idealistic dreams of a writing career lead her to make bold decisions and attempt to cope independently in a world that is not always favorable to women.

Natalka rejects the institution of marriage, viewing it as a financial transaction that limits a woman's freedom and independence. She is convinced that living in accordance with the expectations of society, but against her own beliefs, does not lead to great achievements. Her determination and desire to live in accordance with her own ideals make her an inspiring figure who forces reflection on the role of women in society and the value of personal freedom.

Will Natalka find true love that will change her life? Will she be able to realize her dreams and achieve success as a writer? "The Princess" is a novel that touches on important themes and prompts deep reflection, leaving the reader with questions about the meaning of life, the value of freedom, and the strength of female determination. Published by PTIIF in 2022, in the format 243x173 mm, this book is a true gem of literature that deserves the attention of anyone who values deep and inspiring stories.