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Komplet trzech przewodników po słowach i ich znaczeniach, autorstwa profesora Jerzego Bralczyka.

Ghosty. Stories for Children of All Ages by Jacek Cygan, with beautiful illustrations, is a friendly and thought-provoking story of Ghosty, who wanders around the various corners of the Useless Things Warehouse in order to find help for a damaged lamp.

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Let’s go!!! written by linguistics professor Jerzy Braczyk – the author of the highly popular Eat!!! - is a richly illustrated lexicon of vocabulary associated with all aspects of wayfaring and journeying.

The fourth mini-album in the “Medallists” series is devoted to the sport career of one of the most famous Polish female athletes – Stanisława Walasiewicz-Olson (1911–1980), an Olympic champion and multiple world record breaker. 

Poland. Essays on the Centenary is a book published on the one hundredth anniversary of Poland’s independence celebrated in 2018.

Mouth-watering illustrations accompany 181 „yummy words” in this lexicon of food-related vocabulary, meticulously researched and appetizingly arranged by popular Polish linguist, Professor Jerzy Bralczyk.

Bieszczady in the Polish People’s Republic. Selected Reports is a collection of the most interesting reports from all three parts of the popular series by Krzysztof Potaczała.

Stitch Behind the Needle is a fascinating story in which the author unravels the enigmatic and mysterious history of her grandfather, wireless operator in No. 300 Squadron. The war turmoil tossed him to the concentration camp in Miranda de Ebro, Spain.

Another mini-album in the series on the most famous Polish athletes focuses on Irena Kirszenstein-Szewińska, the three-time Olympic champion, seven-time Olympic medallist, five-time European champion and sixteen-time world record holder in the 60, 100, 200, 300, 400 metres, the 440-yard dash and the 4 × 400 metres relay.

After “Paderewski” and “Mościcki”, “Piłsudski” is another volume devoted to eminent politicians of the Second Polish Republic. Józef Piłsudski is undoubtedly one of the most distinguished people in Polish history and culture.

Barely three weeks after the tragic events of the May Coup, on 1 June 1926, the National Assembly appointed Ignacy Mościcki as President of the Republic of Poland.