THE FATE OF THE BULL - WOJCIECH KSIĄŻEK

Enter the world of reflections and memories of a bull who was the king of the herd. His story is a tale of strength, respect, dedication and maturity. Wojciech Książek's book is a profound journey through time and history, showing the relationships between animals and humans in difficult times.

• Touching story about the fate of the bull
• Reflections on time and history
• Irony and memories of the past
• Reflections on maturation and transience
• Analysis of the relationships between animals and humans
• Description of the atrocities of war
• Search for the nature of good and evil

"The Fate of the Bull" is a moving story about an animal that becomes a symbol of courage and dedication. The bull, who was the king of the herd, enjoyed respect among both animals and humans. His willingness to help the weaker made him a hero who sacrificed his own life for higher values. This book encourages reflection on the nature of good and evil, as well as on interspecies relationships.

In his book, Wojciech Książek shows the world through the eyes of an animal that has experienced the atrocities of war and human injustice. The bull, recalling mass executions in Piaśnica and camp transports, reflects on the nature of good and evil. His memories are full of irony, but also deep reflections on maturation, transience and the power of eroticism. It is a story about the search for meaning in a world full of suffering and injustice.

The book "The Fate of the Bull" is not only a story about an animal, but also about the people who surrounded it. The author shows the relationships between the bull and the inhabitants of the court, including the heir, the dog and the cat. These relationships are full of mutual respect and sympathy, which makes the story even more touching. This book is also a tribute to those who were able to preserve humanity and help others in difficult times.

Novae Res presents "The Fate of the Bull" as compulsory reading for all who appreciate deep and moving stories. This book encourages reflection on one's own life and values, as well as on the role of animals in our society. It is a story that remains in the memory for a long time and inspires action for the sake of good and justice. The book has 116 pages and a format of 123x196 mm.