RITA WŁODARSKA

A touching story about how much we are willing to sacrifice to achieve a goal. Unfortunately, we sometimes forget what is most important to us. The story of Rita Włodarska is a tale of returning to one's roots, fighting for justice, and searching for love in difficult times. Will the heroine regain her home and find happiness?

• Engaging plot full of emotions and plot twists
• Realistic characters that are easy to identify with
• Moving story about post-war fates and difficult choices
• Universal message about the value of family and home
• Ideal reading for lovers of social and historical literature
• Beautifully published in paperback

After the war, sixteen-year-old Rita Włodarska is left alone in the world. Distraught and lonely, she returns to her family home in Popielewnem. However, on the spot, it turns out that it has already been occupied by strangers - the Potocki family and their teenage son - Karol. The heroine goes to Gdańsk to Jerzy, whose address her mother gave her before her death. One day, Rita accidentally meets Karol in Gdańsk. Over time, feelings arise between them. Despite this, the heroine decides to fight the Potocki family for the house.

Pascal Publishing presents a moving novel that touches on important social and historical themes. This book encourages reflection on the values that are most important to us and how much we are willing to sacrifice in the name of our dreams. This novel is an ideal proposition for readers who appreciate literature with a deep message and unforgettable characters.

What really connected Jerzy with the protagonist's mother? How will the dispute over the property in Popielewnem affect the relationship between Rita and Karol? You will find the answers to these questions in this extraordinary book. Immerse yourself in a world full of emotions and discover the secrets of the past that will forever change the lives of the characters.

The book is available in paperback, making it ideal to take on a trip or vacation. The 204x132 mm format makes it handy and comfortable to read. Number of pages: 400. Year of publication: 2024.