Jadwiga Korczakowska

Polska pisarka, autorka wierszy, opowiadań i książek dla dzieci. Należy do klasyków gatunku. Wydała blisko 50 pozycji książkowych (w tym zbiory opowiadań, wiersze). Jest także autorką utworów scenicznych, scenariuszy i słuchowisk. Pisywała do wszystkich czasopism dziecięcych.
Jej najbardziej znana książka to "Bułeczka" (I wyd. 1957, ekranizacja 1973) - opowieść o losach pyzatej wiejskiej dziewczynki Bronki przezwanej Bułeczką, która trafia do domu zamożnych wujostwa w mieście. Dziewczynka została niezbyt chętnie przyjęta przez krewnych z powodu swojej nieporadności w zderzeniu z miejską rzeczywistością i stała się obiektem docinków i złośliwości, szczególnie ze strony swojej ciotecznej siostry - Dziuni. Bułeczka wprowadziła wiele pozytywnego

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Influenced largely by Byron and Shakespeare, Słowacki's early work was often historical in nature, combining exotic locales (as in Arab) and tragedy (as in Maria Stuart). His work took on a more nationalist tone following the failed November Insurrection of 1830 - 1831. Like many of his countrymen, he decided to emigrate to France as a political refugee. Ironically, the first collections of poems he produced in
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Kornel Makuszyński (Stryj, now in Ukraine, 8 January 1884 — 31 July 1953, Zakopane) was a Polish writer of children's and youth literature.

Makuszyński attended school in Lviv (Polish: Lwów) and wrote his first poems at the age of 14. These were published two years later in the newspaper Słowo Polskie, in which he soon became a theatre critic. He studied language and literature at both the University of Lviv (then Jan Kazimierz University in Lwów, Poland) and in Paris. He was evacuated to Kiev in 1915, where he ran the Polish Theatre and was the chairman of the Polish writers and journalist community.

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Jan Brzechwa

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Adam Mickiewicz

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Maria Krüger

Maria Krüger to pisarka literatury dziecięcej oraz dziennikarka.
Ukończyła Wydział Humanistyczny Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego oraz Akademię Nauk Politycznych w Warszawie. Z zawodu była ekonomistką.
Debiutowała w 1928 w "Płomyczku". Pisała również do takich czasopism dla dzieci i młodzieży, jak: "Świerszczyk", "Płomyk" oraz "Dziatwa", "Słonko" i "Poranek" (czasopisma przedwojenne).
Podczas okupacji współdziałała z grupą "Epoka". Uczestniczyła w Powstaniu Warszawskim.
Wymyśliła znaną telewizyjną audycję "Miś z okienka", do której długo pisała teksty.
Jej najbardziej znane książki to "Karolcia" (1959), przetłumaczona na kilka języków oraz "Godzina pąsowej róży" (1960).

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