What do you need today?
Each book speaks to a different need. Each journey back to yourself follows its own path.
Choose what you need today, or discover all the books below.
Each of Us Is a Daughter
There are words that are hard to say out loud.
There are feelings we carry inside for years — between mother and daughter, between gratitude and hurt, between closeness and everything that was never fully said.
“To My Beloved Daughter, Mom” is a tender, intimate book for adult women, written in the form of letters from a mother to her daughter. About a love that does not always know how to speak in simple words. About the need to hear: you matter, you are loved, you have always been my little girl.
This is a book for mothers who want to give their adult daughters something more than a gift.
For daughters who long to feel seen.
And for every woman who knows that sometimes one sentence can gently hold something that has been waiting for tenderness for years.
It is a book you feel.
“I read it in one evening. I cried like a child. And then I started reading it all over again.”
Sabina B., reader
Questions Are the Beginning
“96 Questions” is a book for reflection, slowing down, and creative self-work. It was created for people who like to search for answers in their own way — through words, associations, color, silence, and a moment just for themselves.
Inside, you will find questions that help you look more deeply at your emotions, dreams, choices, and everyday life, as well as coloring illustrations that create space for breathing, creativity, and quietly being here and now.
Colored pencils work best for coloring — this way, the colors will not bleed through to the other side, and the book will stay beautiful for longer.
“Sometimes questions can take us further than the answers themselves.”
— excerpt from the book 96 Questions
More books are on the way — coming soon
Dad, Let’s Find a Moment for Us
“Before Dad Is Gone: From the Daughter Who Didn’t Make It in Time” is a tender workbook for adult daughters who want to pause and reflect on their relationship with their father — before there is no longer time for conversations, questions, and shared memories.
It is a book for self-work, reflection, and building a bridge between daughter and father. It helps name what matters, ask the questions we often leave for later, and create space for closeness — even if conversations have never been easy.
Inside, you will find questions, exercises, and spaces to fill in, which can become the beginning of a conversation, a personal record of family history, or a quiet way to sort through what you carry in your heart.
“There are things that are best done together. Slowly. With Dad.”
— excerpt from the book Before Dad Is Gone
Not Every Awakening Is a Choice
“The Gate Between Worlds” is the first volume of a dark, emotional fantasy story about a woman who begins to discover that her life was never what it seemed to be.
It is a story for readers who love worlds hidden beneath the surface of ordinary life, flawed characters, long-buried secrets, and relationships where tension, loyalty, desire, and danger become too deeply intertwined to be easily separated.
In this story, the boundaries between worlds begin to crack, old names return like whispers, and awakening does not bring peace — only questions that can no longer be escaped.
“When the boundary between worlds begins to crack, memory is the first to awaken.”
— excerpt from the book The Gate Between Worlds
I Write to Hold On to What Is Easy to Lose
My name is Kinga Ludwikowska, and I create books about senses, emotions, relationships, and finding the way back to yourself.
I write from the need to search for truth — about the world, about people, and about the stories that often remain unspoken. I am interested in people at moments of transition: when something begins to crack, but also when light starts coming in through that very crack.
My books are different, but they share one thing: each of them, in its own way, invites you to pause. To ask yourself an important question. To notice what has been waiting inside for a long time to be given a voice.
I believe in growth without pressure and without great revolutions.
In small returns.
In words that stay.
In the belief that the deepest truth is being yourself.