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New book: Our Very Greek Traditions & A Few Superstitions—now an Amazon #1 New Release!
Preserving Traditions, One Story at a Time Traditions are the heart of who we are. They connect us to our roots, our values, and to each other. Through them, we carry the voices of those who came before us, passing down customs, celebrations, and even the little superstitions that make cultures unique. But what happens…
Celebrate “Our Very Greek Summer” with Alina on a Royal Dragon Award-Winning Adventure!
Hooray! Our hearts are as bright as the Aegean sun because after the twice-awarded children’s book ”Our Very Greek Easter’,’ “Our Very Greek Summer” has soared to victory in the Cultural Diversity category of the Royal Dragonfly Book Awards! This heartwarming tale whisks your child on a summer journey full of sunshine, family, and the…
Christmas Children’s Book: The Wicked Turnip’s Holiday Adventure!
Hello, dear friends and fellow book enthusiasts! Today, I am thrilled to take you on a magical journey into the heart of the holiday season with my latest creation, a Christmas children’s book, “The Wicked Turnip in Christmas Foodland- the rhyming story.” With years of experience crafting tales for young hearts, this book is a…
Our Very Greek Easter Wins a Place at the 2022 International Purple Dragonfly Book Awards
We’re delighted to announce that our children’s book “Our Very Greek Easter” has won the Purple Dragonfly children’s book literary award in the cultural diversity category. The recognition came from the Story monsters book awards judges, who recognise outstanding Children’s Books! This heartwarming story was written by Dr Kassi Psifogeorgou and Illustrated by Laura Mocelin…
Why Leaving Thoughtful Customer Reviews Is Important
As a consumer, you’re the most powerful person in the relationship between business and customer. You can promote businesses that treat you well, warn other customers away from businesses that let you down, and create change in the marketplace based on your experiences as an everyday user of products and services. One of the most…
May Day, the return of the spring
Although spring first comes in March when people begin to see buds on their trees, it begins to feel warmer a few weeks later, closer to Easter time. The first day of May is a day of celebration of spring for many countries in the northern hemisphere. This celebration has its roots in the pagan…
How to Write a Book That Kids Will Love
So, you’ve written a children’s book, and you’re ready to launch it into the world. Or maybe you’ve been out of the writing game for a few years, and you want to get back into it. Or you’re a kid who loves writing, and you wish to do it more often. Whatever your reason, writing…
A new Easter book on Greek culture
Our Very greek Easter * Tom’s family is flying to Greece for Easter to visit Yiayia, Papou and the rest of their extended family. He’s so excited to get acquainted with all the Greek traditions of the Holy Week. So, he writes a letter to his best friend describing what he and his brothers did…
What I didn’t know Before Becoming A Mother
Every day this year, I wake up to the whispers of my kids conspiring on crafting the best card for mother’s day. Every day this year I get out of bed with a massive smile cause I’m looking forward to their whispers. To all the mothers out there, Happy Mother’s Day! To those who are,…
Happy International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day was born out of the struggle for women’s rights, which began in the early 20th century. It was a response to the fact that even though some women had made great strides, there was still a long way to go until equality between men and women could be achieved. The day aims…