THE BOYS OF PAUL STREET

Enter a world of friendship, loyalty, and the struggle for one's place. "The Boys of Paul Street" is a touching story about growing up, honor, and sacrifice that will forever remain in your memory. Discover the story of Nemeczek and his friends as they defend their beloved Paul Street playground from the attacks of the Redshirts.

• A classic of youth literature that has touched the hearts of readers for generations
• An engaging plot full of emotions, adventures, and unforgettable characters
• Universal values such as friendship, loyalty, courage, and sacrifice
• Ideal reading for young people and adults who want to return to the carefree years of childhood
• A beautiful edition in paperback, perfect for reading at home and on the go

"The Boys of Paul Street" is a novel by the Hungarian writer Ferenc Molnár, first published in 1907. The main theme of the book is the friendship of a group of boys living on Paul Street. The title of the novel refers to their favorite playground, which becomes a symbol not only of friendship and loyalty, but also of a carefree childhood, responsibility, and the struggle for one's place in the world.

The central character is Nemeczek, the youngest and least appreciated member of the group. Initially portrayed as a timid boy, he eventually proves to be loyal and devoted to his friends, even though he is often afraid. His death underscores the value of honor and commitment to a righteous cause. Often, those who are the weakest turn out to be the most valuable, although they are often overlooked by others.

Powerbook Publishing presents a new edition of this classic novel in 144x204 mm format. The book has a paperback cover and was published in 2025. Immerse yourself in the world of "The Boys of Paul Street" and experience unforgettable moments full of emotion and excitement.