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This book begins with a page torn from the author's diary. In one of the most difficult periods of his life, Anrzej Rud started keeping a diary to keep the events of his life in Poland in his memory. Realising that his knowledge and experience can help other people, the author decides to transform the diary format into a book. The book is filled with facts, figures, and useful advice. Based on his own story and the experience of other people, the author tells about the path of a migrant worker.

"The Day Laborer. Prelude" is the first in the series of books "The Zarabichan". It describes the period of time from the idea of going to work to the moment of arrival in Poland. The following periods: work, home, friends, enemies, conflicts... are described in other parts of this book series.

From the author:

"This book is just my story, with my thoughts and experiences, aspirations and dreams, adventures and everyday life. I opened my soul to the readers a little bit and I hope that this sincerity is felt in the readings."

It's up to you to decide whether to stay at home or seek happiness in a foreign land. But in order to make such decisions, you need to at least see this world, which is slightly different from ours. I will become your guide to the world of migrant workers, show you both the good and the bad, the difference between dreams and reality.

3 Sincerely, yours, Anzej Rud."