FORE-SPRING, A POLITICAL NOVEL BY STEFAN ŻEROMSKI

Immerse yourself in a fascinating journey through the turbulent times of reborn Poland. "Fore-spring" is not only school reading, but above all a story about the search for identity, moral choices and the hardships of building a new state. Step into the world of Cezary Baryka and discover with him the complexity of Polish reality.

• Insightful analysis of the Polish political scene
• Universal message about values and choices
• Captivating story of a young man in difficult times
• Rich historical background of reborn Poland
• Inspiring reading for young people and adults
• Classic of Polish literature in a new edition

"Fore-spring" is a novel that has permanently entered the canon of Polish literature. Stefan Żeromski, a master of words, created a work that addresses important social and political issues. The novel shows the fate of Cezary Baryka, a young man who, after turbulent experiences in revolutionary Russia, returns to Poland and tries to find his place in the new reality. Baryka, torn by conflicting feelings and ideas, becomes a symbol of a generation looking for a way for the reborn state.

The novel "Fore-spring" is not only a picture of Poland at that time, but also a universal story about the search for identity, moral choices and responsibility for the fate of one's country. Żeromski, through the fate of Baryka, analyzes various social and political environments, showing their advantages and disadvantages. The author, aware of the dangers that weigh on the reborn state, especially the disturbing vision of a communist revolution, advocates development based on work and slow, deliberate reforms.

The glass houses, a symbol of modernity and progress, become in the novel a symbol of hope for a better future. The idea of glass houses, although utopian, is an expression of the desire for social justice and equality. Żeromski, through this symbol, wants to draw attention to the need to build a state based on solid moral and social foundations. "Fore-spring" is a reading that encourages reflection on the past, present and future of Poland.

The 2023 edition is an excellent opportunity to rediscover this unique work. The novel was published by Siedmioróg publishing house and has 242 pages. The book format is 204x148 mm and the cover is paperback. A must-read for anyone who wants to understand Polish history and culture. Ideal for high school students and all lovers of Polish literature.