Cobra-Hörbuch

After an accident, Tomek's family must find their way back to everyday life. Just as the boy seems to have adapted to the new situation, fate has another surprise in store for him. He travels to the Masovian province to visit his grandmother, whom he has never known before, and there, far from home and without the support of his best friends, he uncovers the secret of his family and confronts his own fears. Strong adventures, anonymous graves, secrets and amusing discoveries, new acquaintances, and one (or even two) mysterious avengers. And a moose. Completely new adventures of Tomaszek from Jowanka and the gang from the Guillotine. The book was awarded the Koziołek Prize at the 26th National Literary Prize. Kornel Makuszyński.

An adventure story in the good old Polish style, reminiscent of Nienacki, Niziurski, or Bahdaj, but better, because it doesn't come across as so kitschy and juvenile as the decades-old classics of Polish youth literature. There are female heroines, perfectly normal grandmothers, mothers, little sisters, neighbors, village girls who act as stepsisters to a real heroine and actually save someone every day. The ladies from Kobra resonated with us much more because they come from our world.