ACROBATS AGA ANTCZAK NOVEL

Immerse yourself in a moving story about women who, across generations, fight for their dreams and identity. "Acrobats" is a literary journey through Polish traumas, where male roles dominate in the foreground, and women, like acrobats, balance on a tightrope of difficult choices. Aga Antczak, the author of the acclaimed novel "Adela Doesn't Want to Die", this time encourages reflection on the lives of women who, in the shadows, perform heroic acrobatics to lift the world from ruins.

• Multi-generational saga about women connected by blood ties.
• A story of struggle for dreams and identity against the backdrop of Polish traumas.
• Portrait of mothers-acrobats balancing between home, family and work.
• The fate of Weronika, a modern housewife in Madrid, and her ancestors.
• A story about Klementyna, who leaves her family for the circus.
• The figure of Gabriela, involved in the reconstruction of the country after World War I.
• The story of Felicja, who supports her family after the tragedy of the Warsaw Uprising.

Weronika, a modern housewife and mother of two children living in Madrid, faces the challenge of saving the world for her children. Her fate is intertwined with the stories of Klementyna, Gabriela and Felicja, creating a mosaic of female experiences over the years. Each of them, in their own way, faces social constraints and makes choices that shape their lives and the future of their families.

Aga Antczak, after the success of "Adela", again raises important social issues and encourages reflection on the role of women in history and the present. "Acrobats" is a novel that will surely touch the hearts of readers and encourage deeper reflection on the condition of modern women. This book is ideal for people who appreciate sophisticated fiction with a deep message and moving themes.

Lira Publishing is a renowned publishing house that specializes in publishing high-quality fiction and social novels. Their books are characterized by careful editing, interesting topics and a moving message. "Acrobats" is another item in their extensive catalog that will surely appeal to lovers of good literature. The hardcover and careful edition make this book an ornament to any library.

The book format is 206x148 mm, which makes it comfortable to read at home and on the go. The number of pages (464) guarantees long hours of reading and the opportunity to deeply immerse yourself in the world of the characters. The year of publication (2024) proves that this is the latest item on the publishing market, which raises current social and cultural issues. "Acrobats" is a book that will surely stay with you long after you finish reading it.