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Małgorzata MusierowiczJeżycjada[Jeżyciad]Całuski pani Darling[Mrs. Darling’s Kisses]
Małgorzata MusierowiczMałgorzata Musierowicz(1945– )A writer and graphic designer.Sister of Stanisław Barańczak(famous Polish poet and translator),wife of Bolesław Musierowicz,a Polish architect withwhom she has four children; oneof her children, Emilia Kiereśis also a writer, translator andeditor.Born January 9, 1945 in Poznań. Małgorzata Musierowicz attended high schoolin the same city and later the School of Art, where she obtained a degreein graphic design. In the beginning of her career she published essays in theprestigious Polish weekly “Tygodnik Powszechny.” Her first book was entitledMałomówny i rodzina [Tight–lipped and the Family], 1975. In 1977 she beganto write her hugely popular series entitled Jeżycjada [Jeżyciad]. The title wassuggested by prof. Zbigniew Raszewski (1925–1992), a Polish theatre historian,on the pattern of the word Iliad (in Polish Iliada): Jeżycjada is an epic aboutpeople living in Jeżyce, a district of Poznań.She also wrote a series of books for small children Bambolandia [Bamboland],1978–1989, and texts for a famous series in Polish literature for small childrenPoczytaj mi mamo [Read to Me Mum], 1980–1987. She wrote cookbooks:Całuski pani Darling [Mrs. Darling’s Kisses], 1995; Łasuch literacki[Literary Glutton], 1995; Na Gwiazdkę [For Christmas], 2007; Musierowiczdla zakochanych [Musierowicz for Lovers], 2008; collection of essays Frywolitki[Tatted Lace], 1997–2004, and an autobiography Tym razem serio. Opowieści218
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Table of ContentsForeword . . . . .
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Lucjan Rydel (1870-1918) . . . . .
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Forewordchildren’s and adults’
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ForewordIrezyona. Klechdy attyckie
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List of ContributorsMarta AdamskaDo
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Adam Bahdajfondness for ancient cul
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Irena Bukowskato the shore and come
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Henryk Jerzy ChmielewskiBibliograph
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Józef CiembroniewiczClassical them
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Dorota Combrzyńska-NogalaDorota Co
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Dorota Combrzyńska-Nogalaunder 10
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Iwona CzarkowskaIwona Czarkowska(19
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Iwona CzarkowskaCzarkowska, Iwona,
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Maria DynowskaZ podań greckich:
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Marian GrześczakClassical themes:
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JagminJagminPen-name of Maria Buyno
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HannaJanuszewska-MoszyńskaBajki o
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Grzegorz KasdepkeNajpiękniejsze mi
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Ludwik Jerzy KernTu sa˛bajki[Here
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Jan ParandowskiJan Parandowski(1895
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