• Theme: Truth, Trust, Friendship, Revelation
• Tone: Exciting and emotional, with plenty of twists
• Age: 7+ years

• Children who have loved the heroes and want to see how the story continues
• Educators who want to discuss the concept of trust and change
• Parents looking for a friendly story about truth, friendship, and the challenges of transition

• Combines fantasy and reality, keeping the mystery alive until the end
• Discreetly addresses the theme of betrayal and forgiveness
• The characters mature, but retain their childlike perspective
• The illustration continues to enhance the atmosphere without revealing the development

Discuss:

• "What would you do if you found out a big secret?"
• "Have you ever felt that someone disappointed you but you still love them?"

Ask the child:

• "Do you believe that all secrets should be told?"
• "Which book character did you like the most – and why?"

Play/Create:

• Make a “secret box” and hide something inside that will be revealed at the end
• Create your own friendship card with special vows
• Write a story together titled “The Greatest Revelation”

Antonis Mylonakis was born in Athens in 1986. From a young age, he wrote stories, usually featuring his sister as the main character, and he continues to do so to this day. He has been involved in theater and television and has written books for children, teenagers, and adults. His work is characterized by imagination, emotional depth, and a tender perspective on human relationships. His first novel for adults, "Hippocampus," stood out for its quality and immediacy, and it was also nominated for a literary award by Klepsydra magazine.