Leszek the Penguin builds a dog named Adrian. Volume 1

Full of humor and grotesque, this book will delight both children and parents. We meet the main character, Leszek, a penguin with unique abilities. He has wings like oars and a beak with which he can tell extraordinary stories.

Do you know children who are a little bored at school? Children who flit between adults who are full of fear, who enforce stupid rules, who understand nothing, and who see the path to destruction in every step? Children who are volcanoes of energy, living imaginations, treasure troves of ideas. Children of designers, engineers, artists! Leszek is just such a child, or rather – a penguin! Leszek is a true tinkerer who uses his wings to build all sorts of things, from small to large, from round to long. But one day, he comes up with an extraordinary idea – he decides to build a dog named Adrian. Why? Because Leszek simply wants a dog like that.

Could the dog created by Leszek the Penguin be a real dog? This book is not only a funny tale, but also a story of dreams, creativity, and courage. It's a book that teaches us that nothing is impossible, and that imagination can lead to the most unexpected places.

Discover the world of Leszek and his extraordinary adventures together! This book is an invitation for adults to let children immerse themselves in the absurd. To let ourselves be drawn into a world of such wild imagination and grotesque. To let us see ourselves—adults—in this book through a distorting mirror and simply let go.