Eighteen-year-old Izzy O’Neill knows exactly who she is—a loyal friend, an aspiring comedian, and a person who believes that milk shakes and Reese’s peanut butter cups are major food groups. But after she’s caught in a compromising position with the son of a politician, it seems like everyone around her is eager to give her a new label: slut.Izzy is certain that the whole thing will blow over...

Kitty Cat plays with dolls, then with blocks and pulls out a lot of things. But Pacek calls and suggests going to the playground. Dad agrees, only before Kitty Cat has to clean up. She doesn't really know where to start... Kitty Cat needs to learn how to clean!

Kitty Kocia and her friend Pac find out that a smile has great power. On a walk, they say 'good morning' to people they meet with a smile and notice that everyone immediately improves their mood. They decide to smile as much as possible and say nice things to people.

Kicia Kocia woke up very sad. Everything hurt, nothing pleased her. It turned out that a visit to the doctor was necessary. Read how Kicia Kocia coped with the disease!

Kicia Kocia is playing with her friend Pac in the shop. However, the fun fails because Kicia Kocia doesn't want to share her toys. The same thing happens the next day in the sandbox. Will friends still want to play with her?

The hostess, as every evening, reads everyone a bedtime story. However, Matilda cannot fall asleep. Hug the hostess? Crouch next to the hens? This idea does not arouse widespread enthusiasm. Matilda makes a lot of fuss around. The housekeeper's bed breaks down and the chicken roost is completely devastated after Matilda tries to climb on it. At the end, the whole village is awake.

The friendly Matilda is back! This time the swashbuckling cow is playing hide and seek with her friends from the farm. She finds the best hiding place where no one can find her - she climbs a tree. However, it turns out that he has trouble getting back to earth. Fortunately, her friends, the housekeeper, and finally - the reliable postman will help her.

In the ninth book in the Ciocia Jadzia series, she tells stories from her childhood, which fell on the times of the People's Republic of Poland. It turns out that these are interesting and even exotic stories, because how can you believe that there was often only vinegar in the shops, and there were long queues for toilet paper? Or that there were no computers or mobile phones, and children...