The book: Romeo the Cat has neither friends nor a family he wants to create. He enjoys living alone, without worries, and he couldn't care less that everyone calls him "mangoufis." Every day, he dresses elegantly and struts around the city. All this cat wants is to be admired by everyone. But how did that uninvited guest who entered his home one morning make him see life through different eyes in just a few days?

The series: Kindness is a fundamental element of social intelligence. Cultivating this value is crucial, as it has been proven that children who learn to show solidarity improve their social relationships, become happier, and are more beloved in their surroundings. At a time when incidents of anger and bullying are increasingly common, the practical application of love may be the antidote. Parents and educators must prioritize the development of a heart-centered intelligence by teaching children to care for others and to be grateful to those who care for and love them. The books in the series highlight the value of kindness and serve as aids in achieving this goal.

The author: Yolanda Tsoronis-Georgiadis is a graduate of the Faculty of Law, the Pedagogical Academy, and the Department of Education of the University of Athens, and has further trained at the Marasleio Teaching Institute. She worked for many years in public education, writes articles for educational magazines, volunteers in organizations promoting literature, is an active member of the Women's Literary Society, and has published many books for children and studies of folkloric content.