Czekolada z chili. Plus minus 16 is a warm, engaging read by Joanna Jagiełło for young Polish readers. A lovely pick to support bilingualism and keep the język polski alive at home.
Some stories have a way of settling into family life, and this is one of them. Written by Joanna Jagiełło, Czekolada z chili. Plus minus 16 is a warm, engaging read created especially for young Polish readers. It is the kind of book that children reach for at bedtime and that parents are happy to read aloud, because every page carries the sound of home.
For families raising children away from Poland, finding stories that feel both familiar and exciting can be a real challenge. This book meets that challenge beautifully. It supports bilingualism and helps keep the Polish language alive at home, gently encouraging young readers to stay curious about words, stories and their own heritage. Whether your child is already reading confidently or is just beginning to explore books in Polish, this is a lovely pick to share together.
Teachers in Polish Saturday schools in the UK will also find it a valuable addition to their classrooms. It fits naturally into community education, offering a story that children genuinely enjoy while quietly strengthening their connection to Polish culture and identity. It works equally well as a classroom read, a library treasure or a gift that says something important about where we come from.
Every story shared in Polish is a small investment in your child's future. Czekolada z chili. Plus minus 16 makes that investment a pleasure, turning language development into a moment of warmth and connection. By reading together, you are not only building vocabulary and reading confidence but also passing on a sense of belonging that will stay with your child for years to come.
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