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A group of children visits the Acropolis Museum and meets the stolen Caryatid, the "Missing Daughter". Is it possible for the children to have a conversation with her and listen to her sorrow? Can their delicate souls and daring actions restore justice based on their personal criteria? A tale which aims on making parents and teachers reflect and encourages children of all ages to learn about the history of Greece through the exhibits of the Acropolis Museum.

And wrapped she was with scales bellow the waist, instead of legs, she had a big, fish tail. Her body was half human and half fish; she was a magical and mythical mermaid.

A student dislikes school and reading. He dislikes them so much he gets a rush just by hearing those two words. But one day he has to produce something handmade for a school assignment. So he asks his mother for her help and she advises him to make a bookmark. The student makes that bookmark and at the same time he develops an interest for books. His reading is slow and timid but he uses the bookmark he has made. The bookmark (magically) moves on to the next pages and before he knows it on to the next book and the next book and the next book... The student tries to find o...

Improbable and exciting are the fairy tales that are recited about fairies, although they are recounted as legends usually, rather than as fairy tales. I guess this makes us feel them more real. When we hear stories like these, most of us we feel that we receive a little bit of their shiny haze that they create with their magical powers. With this way, I once heard about some well-tempered, sublime creatures and I wanted to write my own fairy tale. I like maintaining the elements of tradition and the habits of fairies and based on them, to create my own heroes. In Gre...

In a small but famous bakery, they all work together, respecting and loving each other. One day the terrible Jealousy germ sneaks in. From that day on, life in the bakery changes. How does the germ manage to become the master of the place? And how will they get rid of it? This is a story about a germ that's different from all other germs, and which could sneak into your house or your classroom as well. Read this book and you will, no doubt, be ready to deal with it.

The Hidden Colours is a short story for very young children that introduces them to simple scientific ideas in the easiest way. By discussing various phenomena such as light, rainbows and stars the kids will start developing not only critical thinking but also positive attitudes towards new ideas and questions. The Hidden Colours is their first fairytale with an aroma of science.

The city owes its peaceful existence to the unseen influence of a poet and a painter who live at its two furthest edges. Nobody has seen them, nobody knows them and they have not even seen each other - for the fates who have decreed the courses of their lives, giving them unmatched talents, have also declared that they must never stir from their posts, or a thousand disasters will descend upon the city. However, when robins first flutter into the poet's court yard, it is the beginning of a moving tale of passion.

But I'm a balloon just like you, it said hesitantly to the round balloons that were looking from up high and were laughing at it. It was different from the rest, with a rare, almost gold colour. It had every right to be proud of its appearance but it had yet to realise how beautiful and special it was. All of this though, up to the point that...

The story "The Garden of Joy and Sadness" is a fairy tale for children and adults with a rich vocabulary, fabulous music and messages for children and adults. It includes 12 stories and 4 songs starring Joy and Sorrow. Through their lives' adventures , we learn finally how important both these emotions are and how one of these emotions cannot exist without the other.

Teeny-weeny is visiting her grandparents, who live in the Fruit village. With them she reveals the secrets hidden in the green and full of sweet smells grandpa's garden. Included in the book: the fairytale simple exercises and the Fruitvillage's song

Dionysus decides to go down to Hades, the underworld, and bring back the great playwright Euripides. He sets out with his loyal slave Xanthias on this adventurous journey to the palace of Pluto and Persephone. There he is about to witness a competition between Euripides and Aeschylus for the prize of best poet. Dionysus is asked to be the judge and will be free to take the winner back to the world of the living. In the same series: The Birds Lysistrata Plutus Peace

And every time a baby was born on earth, on the third day right after its birth, the Fates were said to visit it at home to determine its life - how it’d be from then on.

Once upon a time... there was a little fir-tree...

Marcos is a dragon who can neither fly nor blow fire out of his mouth. He lives peacefully in Pamfoukia until the moment when the distant memory of the Garlic Eater Knights will lead him to the Scary Swamp. Along with Filandros, Spigos and Spithami, they have a long journey ahead of them, and many riddles to solve; who is Green and where to find her? Who grabbed the silent water, and for which reason? Why the odour of garlic is too suffocating for some people? Will they make it in time to fight against the evil that the Scary Swamp emits? The conflict between two extr...

When a young boy's dream is to make the whole world happy, there is no choice left but to become a... CLOWN! His love for young children leads him to play for the rest of his life the nicest role!