The Lost Soul

Olga Tokarczuk

There was once a man who worked a lot, lived very fast and left his soul far behind. He slept, ate, worked, drove a car, and even played tennis ... But sometimes he felt that the world around him was too flat, as if he were moving on a smooth sheet of a notebook, a sheet of squared paper.

The first book by the nobelist Olga Tokarczuk, who speaks to the reader not only in words but also in pictures. Illustrator Joanna Concejo created a parallel story hidden in the paintings for her text. A picturebook was created - a book that develops a story in front of the reader in the form of captivating full-page illustrations. A deeply moving book about waiting, patience and mindfulness. An exceptionally beautiful book experience.

Olga Tokarczuk (1962)

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Karol Chmel (1953)

Slovak editor, poet and translator. More.

Joanna Concejo (1971)

Polish illustrator, her books have been published in numerous countries including France, Spain, Italy, Poland and Korea. "Her work is like a pebble thrown in the water: its splash reverberates in circles of emotion and thoughts that linger." More.