Printex Guślarz na Fejsie — book by Printex (MPN 259329, EAN 9788361372011)

"Guślarz na Fejsie" is a printed book published by Printex. The volume presents the author’s material in a physical format designed for general readership, with standard paperback/hardcover presentation and bibliographic metadata suitable for library cataloging and ordering. The book offers a focused exploration of its themes across chapters, presented as a linear narrative or a series of essays depending on the author’s structure.

Advantages

This printed edition provides a tangible reading experience with the permanence and portability of a physical book. The publication is suitable for typical shelving and lending systems and includes standard bibliographic details that simplify identification and procurement. The layout and binding are optimized for comfortable reading and repeated use.

Suitable for

• Readers seeking a physical copy for personal reading
• Libraries and educational institutions building collections
• Bookstores and resellers offering printed literature
• Collectors who prefer printed editions

Key specifications

• Format: printed publication (paperback or hardcover depending on edition)
• Language: Polish (original content)
• Pages: standard book length (exact page count varies by edition)
• Binding: glued or sewn binding appropriate for mass-market books
• Printed on coated or uncoated paper suitable for text reproduction

How to use

Handle the book as a standard printed volume: open to the desired page and read in a comfortable, well-lit area. Store the book upright on a shelf or flat in a dry environment to avoid warping or moisture damage. For lending, record borrower details and return dates according to your normal procedures. When ordering or cataloging, refer to publisher and bibliographic metadata to ensure accurate procurement and classification.

Usage recommendations

For long-term preservation, keep the book away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Use bookmarks rather than folding pages to track reading progress. Libraries and sellers should check spine and cover condition when receiving copies and store them in temperature-stable conditions.