GRANICA BY ZOFIA NAŁKOWSKA

Immerse yourself in the world of dramatic choices and social conflicts with the novel "Granica" by Zofia Nałkowska. This classic Polish novel, first published in 1935, continues to touch and encourage reflection on morality, responsibility, and the consequences of our actions. "Granica" is not only school reading, but above all, an insightful study of the human psyche and a portrait of Polish society in the interwar period.

• Engaging plot full of tension and emotion
• Deep psychological analysis of characters
• Universal questions about morality and responsibility
• Realistic image of Polish society in the interwar period
• Inspiration for two outstanding film adaptations
• Canon of Polish literature – a must-read for every literature lover

"Granica" is a novel that combines elements of the psychological novel, crime novel, and realistic novel. The plot focuses on Zenon Ziembiewicz, whose political career and turbulent love life become a pretext for reflections on the limits of human responsibility. Nałkowska analyzes with extraordinary precision the social problems of Poland at that time, which surprisingly resonate with today's challenges.

This novel, which is school reading, is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to understand Polish history and culture. "Granica" is not only a story about the fate of an individual, but also about the condition of the entire society, about its dilemmas and choices. It is a book that makes you think and remains in your memory long after reading.

Siedmioróg Publishing House presents "Granica" in an elegant paperback cover. The 205x148 mm format makes the book comfortable to read, and 330 pages ensure full immersion in the story of Zenon Ziembiewicz and his world. It is an ideal gift for anyone who appreciates the classics of Polish literature and is looking for valuable reading.

Zofia Nałkowska, one of the most outstanding Polish writers of the 20th century, created with "Granica" a work that has permanently entered the canon of literature. Her novel is not only a testimony of the era, but also a universal story about human nature, its weaknesses and aspirations. "Granica" is a book that deserves the attention of every reader, regardless of age and interests.