Eleni Svoronou    Artificial Intelligence is writing history – and So Are We

young reader | 9+
ISBN: 978-960-594-137-6 • Price: 16,00€  • 16,5×20 cm. • Pages: 128

The book | Artificial Intelligence is writing history – and countless stories. In this polyphonic edition, however, you will encounter stories born from the human mind. Nine distinguished children’s authors explore Artificial Intelligence and how children might use it.

This collective volume includes nine fictional stories that focus on Artificial Intelligence.

The author | Eleni Svoronou is a well-known author of children's and youth literature. She has written a lot of books which have been awarded several times with important prizes such as the Circle of the Greek Children’s Book Award (IBBY) and the State Literary Award. In addition, one of her books has been included in the White Ravens’ 2016 list. She works for WWF Greece organizing educational programs about natural heritage and culture.

Eleni Svoronou    ATHENS– Interactive Routes

young reader | 6+
ISBN: 978-960-594-133-8 • Price: 14,00€  • 13,5×19 cm. • Pages: 80

The book | Starting at the Acropolis Museum, we tour the sights and the charming Athenian neighborhoods. We discover the many faces of the city center – the well-known and the hidden—full of unique energy and inexhaustible charm. We follow the two heroes of the book as they explore under the Attic sky. Through their eyes, we travel across the glorious history of the city that was the cradle of ancient Greek civilization.

A beautiful and useful book that serves both as a guide to Athens and as an educational tool.

The author | Eleni Svoronou is a well-known author of children's and youth literature. She has written a lot of books which have been awarded several times with important prizes such as the Circle of the Greek Children’s Book Award (IBBY) and the State Literary Award. In addition, one of her books has been included in the White Ravens’ 2016 list. She works for WWF Greece organizing educational programs about natural heritage and culture.

Filippos Fotiadis studied architecture and fine arts at the Rhode Island School of Design and the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Along with architecture, he is engaged in painting and children’s book illustration.

Eleni Svoronou    12 Myth-Stories about Cyprus

young reader | 9+
ISBN: 978-960-594-118-5 • Price: 12,50€  • 14×21 cm. • Pages: 104

The book | Through its short chapters, this book introduces young readers to the history of Cyprus – its people, geography, and the conditions in which Cypriot Hellenism was born and developed.

A literary journey that begins in myth and continues to the modern era, reaching even the island’s division.

The author | Eleni Svoronou is a well-known author of children's and youth literature. She has written a lot of books which have been awarded several times with important prizes such as the Circle of the Greek Children’s Book Award (IBBY) and the State Literary Award. In addition, one of her books has been included in the White Ravens’ 2016 list. She works for WWF Greece organizing educational programs about natural heritage and culture.

Konstantinos Mitsou was born in 2005 in Athens. He is studying International Relations at the Department of International and European Studies of the University of Piraeus. He has attended drawing courses at the Ornerakis School and, at the age of 11, illustrated the book A Girl in Auschwitz by Frediano Sessi, published in the Children’s and Young Adults’ Literature series of Kalendis Editions (2016). He also illustrated The Glass Island and the Pirates by Ersi Doxakopoulou-Douraki (2018), Konstantinos Kanaris is My Name by Maria Andrikopoulou (2020), and most recently 12 Myth-stories of Cyprus by Eleni Svoronou (2024).

Eleni Svoronou    I, Trebizond 

picture book | 9+
ISBN: 978-960-594-101-7 • Price: 13,50€  • 13×18 cm. • Pages: 136

The book | A narrative that begins in the age of myth, moves through the era of the flourishing Greek colonies on the Black Sea, the Roman years, the Kingdom of Pontus, the Byzantine Empire, and the Empire of Trebizond, before ending with Ottoman rule and the extinction of Pontic Hellenism (1914-1922).

A story told by Trebizond, the queen of the Greek cities of Pontus.

The author | Eleni Svoronou is a well-known author of children's and youth literature. She has written a lot of books which have been awarded several times with important prizes such as the Circle of the Greek Children’s Book Award (IBBY) and the State Literary Award. In addition, one of her books has been included in the White Ravens’ 2016 list. She works for WWF Greece organizing educational programs about natural heritage and culture.

Filippos Fotiadis studied architecture and fine arts at the Rhode Island School of Design and the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Along with architecture, he is engaged in painting and children’s book illustration.

Eleni Svoronou   Lord Byron and Lord Elgin

young reader | 9+
ISBN: 978-960-594-072-0 • Price: 9,50€  • 14x21 cm. • Pages: 128

The book | This intriguing story refers to the contradictory personalities of Lord Byron and Thomas Bruce, better known as the 7th Earl of Elgin. The former was one of the most aspiring British romantic poets in history who became an active figure in the Greek Independence movement in 1821. The latter was responsible for the grand larceny of the Parthenon marbles in 1806.

“Lord Byron and Lord Elgin” is the first book of the Short Stories about Historical Events. A collection of thought-provoking stories which encourage young adults to acquire valuable knowledge and develop their critical thinking.

The author | Eleni Svoronou is a well-known author of children's and youth literature. She has written a lot of books which have been awarded several times with important prizes such as the Circle of the Greek Children’s Book Award (IBBY) and the State Literary Award. In addition, one of her books has been included in the White Ravens’ 2016 list. She works for WWF Greece organizing educational programs about natural heritage and culture.

Filippos Fotiadis studied architecture and fine arts at the Rhode Island School of Design and the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Along with architecture, he is engaged in painting and children’s book illustration.