SILESIANS ARE NOT GEESE - MAREK SZOŁTYSEK

Discover the richness of Silesian culture and humor in the book "Silesians are not Geese" by Marek Szołtysek. This unique publication translates classic works of world literature into the Silesian dialect, creating unique and funny interpretations of well-known stories. Ideal for lovers of Silesia and all who appreciate an original approach to literature.

• Silesian interpretations of world literature
• Fragments of Homer, Shakespeare, Sienkiewicz in the Silesian dialect
• Silesian comic about Antek and Franek
• Hundreds of photos and drawings
• Hardcover for durability

The book "Silesians are not Geese" is a collection of the most beautiful fragments of world literature translated into the Silesian dialect. You will find here, among others, fragments of Homer's "Iliad", "Confessions" of St. Augustine, "The Bet" by Pascal, "Romeo and Juliet" by Shakespeare, "Quo vadis" by Sienkiewicz, as well as fragments from "Pinocchio", "Gulliver", "Schwejk", "Winnie the Pooh", "Anne of Green Gables", "The Hobbit" or "Harry Potter". A true feast for lovers of literature and Silesian culture.

In addition, in the book you will find a Silesian comic about Antek and Franek, which humorously presents everyday life in Silesia. Hundreds of photos and drawings add visual charm to the publication, making it even more attractive to the reader. "Silesians are not Geese" is not just a book, it is a true journey through Silesian culture and language.

The book was published by Śląskie ABC Publishing House in hardcover, which ensures its durability and aesthetic appearance. The 21.5x30.5 cm format makes it comfortable to read and ideal for storing in a home library. It is an ideal gift for anyone who wants to get to know Silesian culture and literature in an unconventional way.

Marek Szołtysek, the author of the book, is a well-known Silesian writer and publicist who has been promoting Silesian culture and language for years. His works are characterized by humor, originality and deep respect for tradition. "Silesians are not Geese" is one of his most important works, which has gained recognition among both critics and readers.