This book reveals an unseen aspect of post-war Greece, the world of children's and youth magazines, which shaped an entire generation of readers and literary figures.

These magazines not only fed the literary pursuits of children growing up in the early post-occupation years but primarily, through the pages of reader contributions, they shaped a field of communication, competition, and participation, a spiritual community that was decisive for the atmosphere of post-war Greece.

N. D. Triantafyllopoulos, a magazine enthusiast and prolific writer, conveys with a playful style the excitement and love that youth magazines inspired in him and many children of the era.