Are you tired of constantly chasing love? Or maybe try a date with a book?
Join us for a special, slightly romantic meeting of the Book Discussion Club!
This time we will talk about Madame by Antoni Libera.
It is a subtle, humorous novel full of art and passion, set in the realities of the Polish People’s Republic. The narrator’s platonic love for a French teacher turns into an obsession that reveals the illusions we create to give meaning to our own lives.
Instead of a banal romance, the book offers an intelligent, suggestive story about infatuation and the emotional discovery of another person.
Surprises in the spirit of Valentine’s Day await you on site!
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February 12, 5:30 PM–7:00 PM
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Free admission
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Branch at Marcina Bielskiego 3
The library is located in a detached pavilion. The entrance to the building is at sidewalk level and leads through the entrance door into a vestibule. Then another door leads directly into the branch interior.
Both the exterior and interior doors are 88 cm wide and are opened manually. The exterior door has a 2 cm threshold.
Just behind the entrance door there is a vestibule with doors leading to the branch interior. The space in the vestibule is sufficient to allow people using wheelchairs to maneuver freely.
There are no stairs inside the building – all rooms are on one level. A parking space for people with reduced mobility is located near the building, at Marcina Bielskiego Street 2. There is no such space on the parking lot directly in front of the building.
The toilet is partially adapted for wheelchair users. It does not have an alarm device.
An induction loop to assist hearing is installed in the branch. Admission with an assistance dog is possible.
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