KAZIMIERZU, WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM? BUT HISTORY... 2025 ED.

Travel back in time with Zuzka and a group of teenagers to the era of Casimir the Great! Discover how the king obtained funds to build castles, cities, and defensive walls. A fascinating journey into the past, full of humor and historical facts. An ideal read for young explorers who want to learn about Polish history in an unusual way.

• Engaging plot that takes you back in time
• Rich illustrations that bring history to life
• Humorous approach to historical facts
• Interesting facts about life in the Middle Ages
• Inspiring figure of Casimir the Great
• Ideal read for young readers
• Author Grażyna Bąkiewicz - award-winning writer for children and teenagers

"Kazimierzu, where did the money come from? But history..." is the second part of the series, which humorously brings closer the times of the reign of Casimir the Great. You will learn, among other things, what urine was once used for, what distinguished a robber from a knight, what contributed to the creation of advertising posters in the Middle Ages, and why a book could then weigh even several dozen kilograms. It is a fascinating journey through time that will arouse curiosity about history and encourage further exploration.

Grażyna Bąkiewicz, the author of the book, is a historian, teacher, and writer. She graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy and History at the University of Łódź. She is the author of more than a dozen books for children and teenagers, which are appreciated by both readers and critics. Her books are full of humor, warmth, and wisdom, and the topics they address are close to the young audience. Grażyna Bąkiewicz knows how to talk about difficult matters in a simple and accessible way, and her books are an excellent introduction to the world of literature for children and teenagers.

Artur Nowicki, the illustrator of the book, is an artist who has been creating illustrations for magazines and books for children for over twenty years. His illustrations are full of colors, dynamics, and humor, and the characters he creates are likeable and memorable. Artur Nowicki knows how to capture the atmosphere of the story in his illustrations and enrich it with additional visual elements. His illustrations are an excellent complement to the text and make the book even more attractive to the young reader.

Nasza Księgarnia Publishing House, which published the book, is one of the oldest and most renowned publishing houses for children and teenagers in Poland. For years, it has been publishing books that educate, entertain, and develop the imagination of young readers. The books of Nasza Księgarnia Publishing House are carefully published, beautifully illustrated, and address important topics. This publishing house cares about the quality of its publications and offers readers books of the highest standard.