Jonka, Jonek and Kleks Volume 3 - In pursuit of the black blob

Embark on an unforgettable journey full of adventures and fantasy together with Jonka, Jonek and Professor Kleks! This wonderful book is the third volume in the series that takes readers to an extraordinary world of imagination, where everything is possible. Get ready for a vacation trip like never before!

• Balloon trip to the land of fantasy and adventure
• Meeting with unusual characters and mysterious creatures
• Vehicle breakdown and landing on a horse farm
• Kleks as a jockey with surprising predispositions
• Dramatic cry for help from the land of Kleks
• Fight against hunger and dangers threatening Princess Plum
• Captivating plot that stimulates the imagination

The Jonka and Jonek series is a return to the carefree years of childhood, when imagination knew no bounds. Professor Kleks, a character known from Mr. Kleks' Academy, introduces two teenagers to a world full of magic and extraordinary adventures. These books are an excellent offer for young readers who want to break away from everyday routine and enter a land of fantasy and dreams. This series reminds us that imagination is the most powerful tool that allows us to create our own worlds and experience incredible stories.

"In pursuit of the black blob" is the perfect reading for the holidays, which will provide young readers with many hours of great fun. This book not only entertains, but also teaches and develops creativity. Thanks to it, children can travel through time and space, experiencing adventures they have always dreamed of. It is a great way to spend free time in a valuable and inspiring way.

The authors of this series skillfully combine elements of fantasy and reality, creating a world that is both familiar and extraordinary. The heroes, with whom young readers can identify, experience adventures full of humor, tension and emotion. This book is a true feast for the imagination that will be remembered long after reading.

Egmont publishing house took care of the high editorial quality of this book. The pages are carefully designed, and the illustrations, although there is no information about them in the source data, certainly add charm to the whole story. This is a book worth having in your library and to which you will gladly return.