SZALEŃSTWO MAJKI SKOWRON - ALEKSANDER MINKOWSKI

"Szaleństwo Majki Skowron" is a captivating story about growing up, rebellion, and the search for one's own identity. Aleksander Minkowski's book transports us into the world of youth conflicts and first love affairs. It is a story that forces reflection on family relationships, values, and the choices that young people face.

• Generational conflict between parents and children
• Psychological portrait of teenagers in difficult situations
• The motif of escape as a form of protest
• The theme of friendship and support in difficult times
• Presentation of problems of a social and moral nature
• Moving story about growing up and the search for the meaning of life

The book tells about the generational conflict between parents and children, which Stanisław Jędryka showed in two variants. Between the daughter and the father - the director of the Chemical Plant, and the son and the father - the commander of the MO police station. The causes of the conflicts are different. Majka runs away from home as a sign of protest against her father's conformist attitude. As the director of the plant, he is afraid of professional risk, although in private life he has often proved to be a hero.

Ariel, a teenager who helps Majka hide in Masuria, resents his father for sympathizing with the local doctor. It is all the more difficult for the boy to accept because he does not have a mother. "Szaleństwo Majki Skowron" is a read that touches on important social and moral issues, showing the world through the eyes of young people. It is a book that encourages reflection on values, choices and the consequences of our decisions.

Aleksander Minkowski is a valued Polish writer, author of many novels for young people and adults. His work is characterized by a deep understanding of the psychology of the characters, insightful social observation and the ability to address difficult topics in a way that is accessible to the reader. Minkowski is a laureate of many literary awards, and his books enjoy undiminished popularity among readers of all ages.

Technical data: Publisher: Siedmioróg, Pages: 197, Format: 203x146 mm, Year of publication: 2007, Binding: paperback. The book is ideal for young people looking for valuable and inspiring reading. Take a trip to the world of Majka Skowron and discover what really matters!