Eutychis, the beloved museum reporter, returns for a new, exciting mission! This time, his microphone is turned towards the most mysterious exhibits: the Cycladic figurines!
What mystery lies behind these simple yet captivating statuettes? Why do they have no mouths? What do they represent, and what was their purpose thousands of years ago? Eutychis, with his boundless curiosity and unique humor, is ready to solve the puzzles by conducting an exclusive interview with the silent protagonists of Cycladic Culture.
In this second adventure, the clever school newspaper journalist takes us back in time to the Bronze Age and teaches us everything about life and art in the Cyclades. Will he manage to make the figurines "speak" and reveal their secrets?
An adventure of knowledge and imagination!
The book, written by Mary Vogiatzis, continues to introduce children to our cultural heritage in an enjoyable and interactive way. Through its clever plot and lively dialogues, young readers discover the value of archaeological treasures and the importance of respecting museum exhibits.
The wonderful illustrations by Rania Iliadou bring Eutychis's world to life once again, making the journey into knowledge even more magical. The book includes creative activities that enhance imagination and learning, and it is also connected to the Skills Workshops of the Institute of Educational Policy (I.E.P.), making it a valuable tool for parents and educators.
