SMALL ENCYCLOPEDIA POLAND

Discover the fascinating world of Poland with this small encyclopedia! Ideal for young researchers who want to deepen their knowledge about their country. This booklet will take you on a journey through the history, culture and curiosities of Poland, arousing curiosity and encouraging you to further explore the world.

• Learn about the history of Poland from Lech, Ziemowit and Piast Kołodziej.
• Discover the secrets of banknotes and their connection to history.
• Visit the City of Children of the World and the Polish Disneyland.
• Meet the Wrocław dwarfs and the Poznań goats.
• Feel the climate of the Amazon without leaving the country.
• Learn more about fascinating places and figures from Polish history.

The small encyclopedia is a great way to develop a passion for knowledge and discover new horizons. Thanks to it, young readers will acquire a solid knowledge base about Poland, learn about its rich history and culture, and learn to think critically and analyze information. It is the perfect gift for any child who wants to broaden their horizons and understand the world around them.

In this booklet you will find answers to many questions about Poland. Who were Lech, Ziemowit and Piast Kołodziej? Why are banknotes a mini history book? Where is the City of Children of the World and where is the native Disneyland? Is it true that dwarfs live in the center of Wrocław and goats on the Poznań town hall? How to feel the climate of the Amazon without leaving the country? Do not hesitate and embark on a journey of discovery!

Skrzat Publishing House is a renowned publisher of children's and youth literature, which has been taking care of the high quality of its publications for years. Skrzat's books are characterized by careful graphic design, interesting content and educational character. Thanks to them, children and young people can develop their interests, expand their knowledge and learn through play.

Specification: Pages: 24, Format: 166x246 mm, Year of publication: 2023, Cover: foil, Publisher: Skrzat, Number of pages: 24, Cover: foil, Format: 166x246 mm.