IN DIFFERENT VOICES. FAMILIES OF CHOICE IN POLAND

The book "In Different Voices. Families of Choice in Poland" is a fascinating journey through the diversity of relationships and experiences of people creating families of choice. This publication, based on group interviews with over 150 people, offers a unique insight into the lives of same-sex relationships and their families. It is a multi-voiced presentation that reflects on families of choice from the perspective of seven different groups that co-create these families. Get to know the stories of biological and social mothers, non-heterosexual fathers, children of homosexual parents, families of origin, and seniors living in same-sex relationships.

• Unique perspective on families of choice
• Multi-voiced presentation based on interviews with over 150 people
• Perspective of seven different groups that co-create these families
• Reflections on the functioning of families of choice
• Reference to the problems of homosexual and bisexual people raising children
• Insight into the lives of same-sex relationships and their families
• Analysis of the challenges and joys associated with creating families of choice

This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the topic of families of choice, offering extensive empirical and theoretical material. The authors, Joanna Mizielińska, Justyna Struzik, and Agnieszka Kr, have undertaken the difficult task of collecting and processing such diverse voices, creating a coherent and inspiring picture of modern families. This book is not only a testament to changing social norms but also an important voice in the discussion about the rights of LGBT+ people and their families.

The Scientific Publishing House PWN, known for its high-quality scientific publications, guarantees reliability and professionalism. "In Different Voices. Families of Choice in Poland" is a must-read for students, researchers, activists, and anyone who wants to better understand modern society and its diversity. The book, with 382 pages in a 234x162 mm format in paperback, is easy to read and an excellent source of knowledge about families of choice in Poland.

This book touches on important themes related to identity, acceptance, and love, showing that family is not only blood ties but primarily relationships based on mutual respect and support. The authors, through the collected interviews, give a voice to people who are often marginalized and overlooked in public debate. It is a read that encourages reflection and broadens horizons, showing that family can take various forms and shapes, and the most important thing is what connects its members.