KIWONY TADEUSZ DOŁĘGA-MOSTOWICZ

Discover the moving novel by Tadeusz Dołęga-Mostowicz, which, without spectacular intrigues and grand scenes, can touch the deepest emotions. Kiwony is an intimate and psychological story about growing up, choices, and compromises that will surely make you reflect. Immerse yourself in the world of young Józef Domaszko, who faces difficult decisions on the threshold of adulthood.

• Intimate and psychological novel about growing up
• Moving story about choices and compromises
• Colorful image of post-Russian Warsaw
• Grotesque supporting characters
• Drama of dreams shattered by expectations
• Relevant and moving also in the 21st century

Tadeusz Dołęga-Mostowicz, one of the most widely read Polish writers of the interwar period, with sensitivity and humor, paints a portrait of a society that knows no compromises. His novel Kiwony is not only a story about growing up, but also a universal story about dreams that are shattered against the wall of expectations. Transport yourself to Warsaw full of paradoxes and complexes, but at the same time full of life and truth.

Kiwony is a novel that touches on important topics concerning family relationships, social pressure, and the search for one's own identity. The author captures the climate of the era with extraordinary precision, while at the same time showing universal problems that young people around the world struggle with. Experience how difficult it is to follow your dreams when the expectations of others stand in your way.

Reach for Kiwony and immerse yourself in a read that will stay with you for a long time. Get to know the fate of Józef Domaszko and his struggle for his own dreams. Discover a world full of emotions, paradoxes, and unexpected twists and turns. This book is a real treat for lovers of fine literature who appreciate deep and moving stories.

Tadeusz Dołęga-Mostowicz was born on September 23, 1900 in Głębokiem. He is one of the most widely read Polish writers of the interwar period. He gained popularity through novels such as Career of Nikodem Dyzma, The Quack, Doctor Murek or Diary of Mrs. Hanka, Prosecutor Alicja Horn. According to the biographer and publisher Jerzy Rurawski, Kiwony was Mostowicz's earliest novel, probably written in the late 1920s of the last century.