NORWEGIAN DIARY - BEATA BABIARCZYK

Discover the fascinating account of a Polish nurse, Beata Babiarczyk, who was one of the first to dare to take up legal work in Norway. Her personal experiences, collected in the form of letters, transport the reader to the world of Scandinavian nature and culture. It is not only a story about work, but also about adaptation, challenges and the joys of living abroad.

• Authentic accounts of life in Norway
• Inspiring story of a Polish nurse
• Unique perspective on Norwegian culture and society
• Practical tips for living and working in Norway
• Basics of the Norwegian language prepared by the author
• 30 photographs taken by the author in Norway

The book "Norwegian Diary" is a collection of letters from Beata Babiarczyk, published in the Magazine of Nurses and Midwives in 2000-2002. The author shares her experiences, observations and reflections on life in Norway. It is not only a report on work, but also a story about adapting to a new culture, overcoming difficulties and discovering the beauty of the Scandinavian landscape. The book also contains the basics of the Norwegian language, which makes it even more valuable for people planning a trip to Norway.

Beata Babiarczyk, the author of "Norwegian Diary", is a Polish nurse who was one of the first to take advantage of the opportunity to work legally in Norway. Her experiences, collected in the form of letters, are a unique source of knowledge about living and working in this country. The author shares her observations on Norwegian culture, society and the healthcare system. Her accounts are full of authenticity, humor and warmth, which makes the book an extremely enjoyable experience.

"Norwegian Diary" is not only a book about Norway, but also about the power of the human spirit, determination and courage in pursuing dreams. It is an inspiring story about how to overcome obstacles, adapt to new conditions and enjoy life abroad. The book is aimed at all those who are interested in Norway, are planning a trip to this country or are simply looking for an inspiring read.

Czelej Publishing House has ensured the high editorial quality of the book. The paperback cover, the 145x212 mm format and the 128 pages make the book handy and comfortable to read. An additional advantage are the numerous photographs taken by the author during her stay in Norway, which add authenticity and visual charm to the book.