SHE WAS. DAUGHTER - MAGDALENA SACIUK

Discover a moving story about a woman whose life intertwines with literary fiction. Magdalena Saciuk, author and volunteer at the Center for Women's Rights in Warsaw, takes us on a journey full of deep reflections and surprising insights. Her book is a fascinating combination of personal experiences with a rich imagination, which together create an unforgettable read.

• Captivating plot that touches the deepest emotions
• Inspiring message about the strength of femininity and determination
• Rich social background showing the reality of working at the Center for Women's Rights
• Surprising twists that keep you in suspense until the last page
• Beautiful language that delights and touches
• Deep reflections on life, love and loss

Magdalena Saciuk, in addition to being a talented writer, is also a court mentor, accompanying clients in difficult criminal and civil cases. Her experience and sensitivity are reflected in her work, making her an exceptional and noteworthy author. The book "She Was. Daughter" is not only literary fiction, but also a testament to social commitment and concern for the fate of other people.

The author draws portraits of her characters with extraordinary precision and empathy, showing their internal conflicts and dilemmas. Her ability to observe human behavior, as well as surprising insights from meetings and travels, form a fascinating mosaic that captivates the reader from the first page. This book is a true feast for lovers of fine literature who are looking for not only entertainment, but also deep reflections and inspiration.

"She Was. Daughter" is a book that stays in your memory long after reading. It is a story about strength, determination and hope that touches hearts and encourages reflection on one's own life. It is a must-read for everyone who appreciates literature at a high level and looks for answers to the most important questions in it.

Poligraf Publishing House gives readers an exceptional work that will certainly gain recognition both among critics and a wide audience. The book was published in 208x313 mm format, has 528 pages and a paperback cover. The year of publication is 2025.