Books

 When I was a child, my parents and grandmother told me stories of their childhood and youth. Now, I regret that I didn't ask more questions or listened more carefully. Later, as a young mother, I read fiction to my sons when they were children. I also regret this because they know very little about their mother's life. I want to correct this now, and so the idea of a memoir was born. It is much more important for children to learn about their families' history than a story of some fictional character. I hope that you will find this story interesting and also that it will inspire you to write your own. Memoir of a Childhood in Communist Poland is a story of a girl born after the Second World War in a small town of Cieszyn, Poland. It was a time of Soviet Union's control of the Polish government. Life was not easy but for the author, it was time of challenge and adventure. Her mother and father, having suffered during the war, were not the best of parents, but they were determined to improve the family's life.  


 
Most people have great stories to tell. Even children. I strongly encourage everyone to write down your own stories or your parents', grandparents' and other family members' stories. They say that history is written by the winners, but with a simple and free program, anyone can be an author. Check out the kdp program and become a published author. 
My newest book is now available both in English and French. 
Atlantic Crossing is now published and available on Amazon. It's a story of my Atlantic crossing in a small sailboat with an old lover. To read a chapter, click here. To buy, click on the image.















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Salt Water In My Veins is a collection of sailing stories I have written over the years.  To read a chapter, click here. To buy, click on the image.















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