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Książka napisana lekko i z humorem, który tak bardzo cechuje Chmielewską, że można ją czytać w ramach relaksu. Jak zwykle główni bohaterowie przeżywają niesamowite historie, muszą rozwiązywać zawikłane tajemnice i popadają w rozliczne tarapaty.
448 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1996
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About the author
Joanna Chmielewska
124 books257 followersJoanna Chmielewska is the pen name of Irena Kühn (born 2 April 1932 in Warsaw), a Polish writer and screenplay author. Her work is often described as "ironic detective stories". Her novels, which have been translated into at least nine languages, have sold more than 6 million copies in Poland and over 10 million in Russia.
Joanna Chmielewska graduated as an architect in 1954 from Warsaw University of Technology, and worked as a designer before devoting herself to writing. Her first short story was published in the magazine Kultura i Życie (Culture and Life) in 1958 and her first novel, Klin (The Wedge), in 1964. She loves horse races and gambling: both hobbies have been mentioned extensively in her books. She is also a connoisseur of amber, a passion which form the basis for her 1998 novel Złota mucha (The Golden Fly).
To date, she has written more than fifty novels. Most frequently, the protagonist is a woman called Joanna that inherits many characteristics from Chmielewska herself. She also often writes about Joanna's friends like Alicja (We Are All Suspects, All in Red), co-workers (We Are All Suspects, Wild Protein) or family (The Forefathers' Wells, Bad Luck).
Joanna Chmielewska graduated as an architect in 1954 from Warsaw University of Technology, and worked as a designer before devoting herself to writing. Her first short story was published in the magazine Kultura i Życie (Culture and Life) in 1958 and her first novel, Klin (The Wedge), in 1964. She loves horse races and gambling: both hobbies have been mentioned extensively in her books. She is also a connoisseur of amber, a passion which form the basis for her 1998 novel Złota mucha (The Golden Fly).
To date, she has written more than fifty novels. Most frequently, the protagonist is a woman called Joanna that inherits many characteristics from Chmielewska herself. She also often writes about Joanna's friends like Alicja (We Are All Suspects, All in Red), co-workers (We Are All Suspects, Wild Protein) or family (The Forefathers' Wells, Bad Luck).
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January 10, 2014
Who at some point of life didn't want to kill his/her spouse? ;) A very nice book about power of dialogue and cuisine. I highly recommend.
September 10, 2013
Read carefully!
Chmielewska is a classic Polish detective autor for me. Why do I rate she so high? Frankness, originality, unique sense of humor, as well as skillful depiction of human weaknesses and strengths.
She manages to organize the "confront" for such characters so perfectly!
This work is no exception to the rule.
I advise you to take a read and make sure that this happened here.
In the story we are dealing with a variety of figures (which are very clearly described), but comes to the fore a duo of Wolski.
Marina is a typical housewife who did not finish university, sat at home all day. She don't sinned sham intelligence.
True, she has a culinary talent. Being a "dame" without big ambitions, married she at the time to Carol - a sort of financial "shark" of construction business. This subject requires boundless praise and perfectly cooked meal for dinner to himself. Everything kept to the beaten track, and then, after a few years of marriage, suddenly the words of her husband takes off an unpleasant word: DIVORCE!
Marina is in shock, and now realized that she can get the key of the street so quickly, besides, out of money, and then ... she begins to act ...
And how had she found it all! ... Where was her mediocrity! She starts spinning intrigues that are "truly damning" ...
And this is not a classic detective novel, this is an another story...
Actions are described precisely and smoothly. Chmielewska conveys the story perfectly of which come out the nature of the all persons.
The story painted beautifully with the typical ironic humor that is present in every work of the writer. Just that is a strong place of Joanna: Easy and fun style!
And here comes a love story extra.
This novel can not get bored, I red, laughed, representing some of these comic scenes. I suddenly thought now, and that's work is a fine material for theatrical productions.
Summary: I recommend it! Especially for young people!
Lively ironic opposition of human weaknesses, in my opinion, brings theirs own character very good.
The main thing is to incite myself at first on an ironic manner.
Chmielewska is a classic Polish detective autor for me. Why do I rate she so high? Frankness, originality, unique sense of humor, as well as skillful depiction of human weaknesses and strengths.
She manages to organize the "confront" for such characters so perfectly!
This work is no exception to the rule.
I advise you to take a read and make sure that this happened here.
In the story we are dealing with a variety of figures (which are very clearly described), but comes to the fore a duo of Wolski.
Marina is a typical housewife who did not finish university, sat at home all day. She don't sinned sham intelligence.
True, she has a culinary talent. Being a "dame" without big ambitions, married she at the time to Carol - a sort of financial "shark" of construction business. This subject requires boundless praise and perfectly cooked meal for dinner to himself. Everything kept to the beaten track, and then, after a few years of marriage, suddenly the words of her husband takes off an unpleasant word: DIVORCE!
Marina is in shock, and now realized that she can get the key of the street so quickly, besides, out of money, and then ... she begins to act ...
And how had she found it all! ... Where was her mediocrity! She starts spinning intrigues that are "truly damning" ...
And this is not a classic detective novel, this is an another story...
Actions are described precisely and smoothly. Chmielewska conveys the story perfectly of which come out the nature of the all persons.
The story painted beautifully with the typical ironic humor that is present in every work of the writer. Just that is a strong place of Joanna: Easy and fun style!
And here comes a love story extra.
This novel can not get bored, I red, laughed, representing some of these comic scenes. I suddenly thought now, and that's work is a fine material for theatrical productions.
Summary: I recommend it! Especially for young people!
Lively ironic opposition of human weaknesses, in my opinion, brings theirs own character very good.
The main thing is to incite myself at first on an ironic manner.
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October 29, 2022
W połowie pomyślałam, że może lepiej gdyby książka była krótsza i już zmierzała do końca ale miło się zaskoczyłam. Początek jest również w porządku. Miło się słuchało i kilka razy się zaśmiałam. Bohaterowie dobrze wykreowani.
April 14, 2024
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November 23, 2024
Read in the Russian translation, called «P.S. Любимый, завтра я тебя убью»
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