The Mad Antonis was published in 1932 and is considered one of the most personal narratives of Penelope Delta. In this book, the author recounts the delightful mischief of her brother, Antonis, in an honest and touching way, reminiscing about the carefree days of childhood. Antonis-Mad Antonis always found trouble because he constantly played pranks. His aunt showered him with punishments. His siblings were embarrassed by his antics, but at the same time, they wanted to imitate him: he performed acrobatics, took boats and ventured into the sea, disturbed the belongings of his uncle and aunt, the jars of Barbagiannis the Canter, and even the King's dog! But when he fell asleep, Antonis lived adventures and dreamed heroic dreams…