WHERE DID POLAND COME FROM? A HISTORICAL COMIC

Discover the fascinating history of Poland in a completely new comic form! "Where did Poland come from?" is not just a history lesson, but above all an engaging adventure that entertains and teaches. Ideal for young readers who want to learn about the beginnings of our country in an accessible and entertaining way. Prepare for an unforgettable journey through the darkness of history, full of surprises and curiosities!

• Witty and contemporary approach to history
• Comic form that engages young readers
• Fascinating stories about the beginnings of the Polish state
• Great illustrations that bring history to life
• Ideal reading for the whole family
• Inspiring quotes from popularizers of science and history
• Recommended by Słowiański Przewodnik, Historyczne Bzdury, Przemek Staroń and Czas Dzieci

"Where did Poland come from?" is a comic that tells about the beginnings of our country in an accessible and entertaining way. The authors, Dr. Agnieszka Jankowiak-Maik (Babka od Histy), Boguś Janiszewski and Max Skorwider, join forces to show how passionate history can be. Thanks to the comic form, young readers can easily acquire knowledge about Mieszko, the baptism of Poland and other important events from our past.

This book is not only a dose of knowledge, but also a lot of fun. Witty dialogues, dynamic illustrations and surprising twists make reading "Where did Poland come from?" a real pleasure. This comic is the ideal way to interest children and teenagers in the history of Poland and to arouse their curiosity about the world.

"Where did Poland come from?" is a must-have for every young patriot and history lover. Thanks to this book, learning about the past will become a fascinating adventure, and knowledge about the beginnings of our country will remain in your memory for a long time. Prepare for a hilarious history lesson that you will remember for a long time!

Technical data:

Publisher: Agora for children

Year of publication: 2024

Cover: integrated

Number of pages: 136

Format: 200x250 mm