The idea for this book originated from the experience of teaching Greek to immigrants. The students, despite the limited class time, needed a book that would help them learn beyond the classroom. The experience from simplified novels was crucial, as learning becomes more enjoyable and accessible.

"A Fairy Tale Without a Name" has always been a favorite book, telling the story of a country that goes from prosperity to dissolution, and the effort of a prince to restore his devastated homeland. The sense of common purpose and self-sacrifice for the greater good are central themes of the story.

As the story painted a world with challenges and hope, writing the book in a simplified form became a priority. The students responded positively and eagerly read the first chapters. Their enthusiasm for the continuation of the story 'inspired' the author to complete the work and offer it as a gift.

This book is dedicated to her students, people from various countries who are trying to learn Greek under difficult conditions, with the hope that their efforts will be rewarded.