THE FAT SIEDMIORÓG NOVEL - ALEKSANDER MINKOWSKI

Step into a moving story about returning to one's roots and the difficulties of adapting after traumatic experiences. "The Fat Siedmioróg" is a novel that touches the deepest chords of the human soul, encouraging reflection on the strength of survival and the search for one's place in the world. Immerse yourself in the rich language and authentic emotions that transport the reader to the realities of post-war Poland.

• Autobiographical threads add authenticity and depth to the novel.
• Moving story about returning from Siberia and the difficulties of adaptation.
• Realistic picture of life in post-war Poland.
• Rich language and emotional descriptions.
• Universal message about the strength of survival and the search for identity.
• Ideal read for lovers of fine literature and history.

Aleksander Minkowski's novel "The Fat Siedmioróg" is a poignant testimony to the fate of Poles exiled to Siberia. The title character, returning with his parents from an inhuman land, must face the challenges of a new reality. Will he be able to find his place in the world after experiences that have forever marked his soul? The author captures the atmosphere of post-war Poland with remarkable sensitivity and precision, showing both the difficulties of everyday life and the hopes for a better tomorrow.

Aleksander Minkowski, a Polish writer and journalist, addresses important topics related to identity, memory and adaptation in his novel "The Fat Siedmioróg". This book is not only a testimony to history, but also a universal story about human strength and the ability to survive in the most difficult conditions. "The Fat Siedmioróg" is a read that stays in the memory for a long time, encouraging reflection on one's own life and values.

Siedmioróg Publishing House, known for its editorial care, gives readers a book that delights both in content and form. The paperback cover, careful edition and attention to detail make reading "The Fat Siedmioróg" a real feast for literature lovers. The 14.2x20.2 cm format makes the book fit perfectly in the hand, and 166 pages filled with a moving story guarantee an unforgettable experience.