Yesterday smooth face, games of checkers and cultivation of fragrant azaleas. Today, a spectacular beard, an eye patch and… old cheese buttons. One day, Protazy decides to change his life and become a pirate. With the support of his faithful companion, the dog Kleofas, he robs more ships, filling his treasury with heaps of gold and silver. Protazy likes wealth. However, he is not allowed to enjoy his prey for too long. A beautiful mermaid steals a pirate's heart and squanders his fortune. Is there anyone who can save Protazy from bankruptcy? A perverse children's book about a pirate who discovers that caring for rhododendrons and cooking broth can bring more happiness than the greatest riches in the world. All you need is to have the right person with you... Justyna Bednarek's book with illustrations by Magda Kozieł-Nowak is a title from the 2nd level of the series   "I'm reading myself" . Includes diploma of success and stickers.

"I read to myself" is a three-step program for learning to read:

Level 1

I put words together, the first level of the "I read to myself" series, is a great start to learning to read. Simple and funny stories are the work of outstanding Polish authors. The stories are written in short sentences. The very large font makes it easier to read, and the words in boxes placed on the sides of the pages are used to practice pronouncing. The illustrations of the best Polish artists are a harmonious complement to the text you read.

Level 2

I make sentences, the second level "I read myself" is a proposal for children who have already started their adventure with reading. Sentences are longer here, and there is more dialogue in the text. The large font makes it easier to read, and the boxed words help you practice spelling. Interesting, funny stories written by outstanding Polish authors and illustrations by the best Polish illustrators will make the time spent reading a great time.

Level 3

I swallow pages   is the third level of the "I read to myself" series, designed for children who already read on their own. The large font makes it easier to read and words marked with an asterisk are explained in an alphabetical glossary at the end of the book. Black and white illustrations and the quantitative advantage of text over illustrations give the feeling of communing with a real book.