MAGNOLIA - GRAŻYNA JEROMIN-GAŁUSZKA

In a world where ordinary life intertwines with magic, we meet Filip Spalski, a pilot with a passion for flying. His orderly life falls apart when his wife leaves him, leaving him alone. Without friends and family, Filip embarks on a journey that takes him to the Bieszczady Mountains, to the end of the world, where time slows down and life takes on new meaning.

• An extraordinary story about the search for the meaning of life.
• Colorful female characters who change the fate of the hero.
• The climate of the Bieszczady Mountains, where time slows down and magic becomes reality.
• A subversive sense of humor that adds lightness to the story.
• An inspiring journey towards change and self-discovery.
• A book that captivates with its richness of characters and emotions.

„Magnolia” is a story about the courage to change and the search for happiness in unexpected places. Filip, abandoned and lonely, finds refuge in a small village where he buys a run-down pub called Magnolia. There he meets extraordinary women who become his new family and guides in discovering a new life. Their diversity and strength of character create a colorful patchwork that delights and inspires.

The book takes us to a world reminiscent of Kusturica films, where magic mixes with everyday life, and humor alternates with emotion. The author, Grażyna Jeromin-Gałuszka, has created a story that touches hearts and encourages reflection on one's own life. „Magnolia” is a read that stays in your memory long after you finish reading it.

The actress Małgorzata Foremniak recommends this book, emphasizing its extraordinary richness of female characters and its subversive sense of humor. „It's worth setting aside an evening to read Magnolia. I recommend it!” - says Foremniak, encouraging you to immerse yourself in the magical world created by Grażyna Jeromin-Gałuszka. This is a book that proves that only change is certain in life, and everything is possible in the world of Magnolia.

Publication details: Pages: 384, Format: 126x196 mm, Year of publication: 2025, Cover: paperback, Publisher: Prószyński i S-ka.