“Nizyna” by Eliza Ozheshko is not just a classic of Polish literature, but a deep and touching canvas that immerses the reader in the atmosphere of a small Polish village in the late XIX early XX century. This book, written by a talented and witty author, reveals the richness of human destinies, subtly conveys the nuances of everyday life and the inner world of ordinary people living in conditions where fate often seems cruel, and hope is the only light in the dark. In the center of the story are the fates of the inhabitants of a small village, their joys and sorrows, dreams and disappointments. Eliza Ozheshko masterfully creates living, multifaceted characters, each of which embodies certain features and values of the time. The book vividly traces the themes of social injustice, human perseverance and sincere kindness, which makes Nizins relevant today. The author is not afraid to show harsh reality, at the same time filling the narrative with warmth and compassion, which allows the reader to feel part of this world. The book "Nizina" is intended for a wide audience - from young adults interested in the history and culture of Poland, to mature readers who appreciate deep psychological portraits and social drama. It will especially appeal to those who look for a reflection of human experiences in literature, who love works filled with philosophical reflections and subtle irony. Fans of classical literature, connoisseurs of works with a rich language and expressive style will definitely find something of their own in Nizins. Eliza Ozheshko in her book raises important topics - from the struggle for survival and preservation of human dignity to issues of morality and social responsibility. Her style is a unique combination of realism and lyrics, where each phrase is imbued with a love for her native land and respect for ordinary people. In Nizins, the author uses a living language, rich in folk expressions and colorful dialogues, which makes reading not only informative, but also very lively. A special place in the work of Eliza Ozheshko is her ability to combine humor and tragedy, which makes Nizins especially attractive for those who appreciate the versatility of literary works. Her other well-known works, such as The Forest Bee and The Little City, confirm her talent for creating vivid, memorable images and conveying the atmosphere of the era. In Niziny, the author reaches a special artistic level, immersing the reader in the atmosphere of the Polish village with its traditions, beliefs and the inner world of people. This book is not just a reading, but a real journey into the heart of Polish culture and history. It makes us think about eternal values, about what it means to be a human being in the face of social injustice and personal trials. “Nizins” is a work that leaves a mark on the soul, encourages reflection and evokes sincere emotions. For those who are looking for in literature not only the plot, but also deep meaning, this book will be a real discovery. If you want to get acquainted with the classics of Polish literature, understand the peculiarities of folk life and feel the richness of the language and style of Eliza Ozheshko, Nizyna is a must-read. It is ideal for those who appreciate historical dramas, social novels and works with a pronounced national atmosphere. It combines realism, humanism and subtle irony, which makes it a work worthy of attention as lovers of classics, and new readers looking for something real and touching in literature.