FOREST THERAPY - MAGDA RYSA

In today's world, where stress and a fast pace of life become commonplace, finding an effective way to regain inner balance is extremely important. "Forest Therapy" by Magda Rysa is a novel that addresses the issue of combating stress and overweight, showing how difficult it can be to lose excess pounds, especially when eating becomes an escape from problems.

• Inspiring story about the fight against overweight and stress
• Realistic portraits of characters that are easy to identify with
• Picturesque descriptions of the Drawsko Lake District, which soothe the senses
• Motivation to change and take on the challenge of improving one's life
• Engaging plot that keeps you in suspense until the last page
• Light and pleasant read for the evening

Anna, the main character, knows very well how difficult it is to lose weight, especially when stress eating becomes a habit. After the divorce, as a mature woman, she decides to take up the fight against excess pounds, supported by a friend. Meeting the forest tormentor turns out to be a turning point in her life, giving her the strength and motivation to change.

The novel takes the reader to the picturesque landscapes of the Drawsko Lake District, where among forests and lakes Anna discovers the possibilities of her body and spirit. The author skillfully combines elements of a social novel with reflections on life, interpersonal relationships and the search for happiness. "Forest Therapy" is not only a story about losing weight, but above all about finding oneself and accepting one's own body.

Magda Rysa, the author of the novel, is a writer who passionately creates stories close to life. Her books touch on important social and psychological themes, showing the strength of the human spirit and determination in striving for a goal. "Forest Therapy" is another work by the author, which will surely appeal to readers who appreciate valuable and inspiring readings.

The WasPos publishing house, known for its high editorial quality, presents "Forest Therapy" in an elegant paperback cover that encourages you to reach for the book. The 205x146 mm format makes reading comfortable and pleasant, and the 246 pages filled with content guarantee unforgettable moments with the characters of the novel.