A point with an error. Taraska A.

The point lives in a notebook in a ruler, and wants to, when it grows up, becomes a point above the "i". In the meantime, she loves to somersault, hang upside down on the upper ruler and play with a cheerful quilted mistake, which once wandered into their page. But then one day the error disappeared. And in order to find my beloved girlfriend, the point had to go to the unknown - outside the native notebook. This witty story about the power of friendship is a successful writer's debut of the Polish translator and editor Anna Tarasky. Complete irony, verbal games and tasks, the book is perfect for those who are just starting to read and very witty talks about the rules of spelling and speech through stories about the life of punctuation marks..

errors in life are frequent, such a story can happen with everyone.

And in the wake of the error we went along with the point to the final.

And this is an adventure So much opened to us, so much told us!

Anna Taraska is a graduate of the Faculty of Polish at the University of Lodzin and College of Foreign Languages ​​in Lodz. Photographer, editor and translator of German -speaking literature (mainly books for children and adolescents). "Point with an error" is its first book.