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11 exciting tales for children by Zenaida Cubbinz.Contents: 1. The hare and the tortoise; a tale with a twist, 2. How Princess Arabella became a witch, 3. The most amazing animal, 4. Frosty; the boy who never smiled, 5. Danni's wish, 6. How the people of Iceland got fire, 7. Mr Wolf and the three little Pigs, 8. Suzy helps Jumbo, 9. The civilization of Man, 10. The White Knight and the witches, 11. Cindy goes to the beach.

282 Simple Ways to Face the Financial Crisis is a self-help guide aimed towards everyday people living normal lives. The author has specifically tailored the book to focus in on three primary areas; reducing expenses, increasing income and finally, safeguarding of existing property. In doing so, the 282 approaches contained within are understandable, relevant and also achievable for everyone.Unlike may other self-help 'economic crisis' guides, the author Thalis P. Coutoupis states clearly from the outset that its contents are not based on philosophy, market analysis or magical solutions, but instead focus on positive, results-driven actions which are rooted in the world of common sense. To ensure the reader can easily access the relevant chapters, there is an in-depth and comprehensive contents area at the outset, which means the reader doesn't have to read the book in its entirety before making use of the strategies.“I am not a politician, I am not a financier, I just have common sense. Whilst I can't change the economic situation we find ourselves in, through this book I can help everyday people realize the things they can do to better cope with it” - Thalis P. Coutoupis

It’s summertime in the forest and it’s time to have some fun. Sebastian the has just bought some camping equipment and a map. He and his friends decide to go on a hike and then camp at the top of Mount Evergreen. To get to the top of the mountain the friends must pass through some dangers like giant falling rocks, hungry vultures, and one very unhappy and angry mother bear! Join Wendy the Warbler, Sebastian the Squirrel, Wally the Woodlark, William the Woodpecker, and Cherry the Chipmunk as they go on their adventure and discover a beautiful waterfall on Mount Evergreen! Available in paperback, eBook and audiobook.

The peaceful summer of 1940 is followed by the historical events of the 28th ofOctober and subsequently by Greece's defeat and occupation by the German and Italian armed forces.He observes life from the balcony of his fourth floor apartment, one of the rare block of flats in the centre of Athens. Through his young mind tries to process and understand a new concept of life, being starved, cold and deprived of his previous comforts.The adults around him listened to transmissions from illegal radios. Early evening curfew resulted to all night gatherings - parties, which were enjoyed despite the lack of very basic sustenance. How his peers were managing, or not, with their businesses - professions, despite the occupation and harsh restrictions."The great bombing of Piraeus" by the American Air Force, dropping the B-17 bombs on the city, instead of on the port installations. A mistake that costs the life to hundreds of people.What a time to begin one's education during a major war and occupation.The Germans soldiers were hanging people from the street lamp posts in the centre of town, as retaliation to the resistance's sabotages and other actions against them.And yet in the midst of this turmoil as children we could still have fun, by getting to areas like Tourkolimano and Neo Faliro by train or on foot, in order to enjoy the seaside and have a swim.Liberation comes with celebrations and demonstrations, an oxymoron, followed by the battle of Athens, in December 1944 "Ta Dekemvriana". Hostages were taken,houses were burned, it was the beginning of a horrendous "Civil War".During the years of 1945 - 1951 conditions were diverse, where for some people life continued almost normal and for others was completely disrupted.There were parts of Athens like 'Polygono' where there were encampments of cardboard or huts with tin roofs, temporary housing for the civil war refugees, resembling the Brazilian favelas.For us school life continued and we enjoyed outings, innocent flirting, open air cinemas. Considering that there was not television, no electronic devices or games, nor mobile phones, still we had a great time.Our parents enjoyed home gatherings and endless s discussion, political or other as well as poetry readings, i:e Nikos Kavadias and his poetry, a brake to the monotony of debating, all taking place in our apartment of Aristotelous 142.As a family we had the opportunity of holidaying in the nearby islands of Aegina, Hydra, Spetses, Kythnos, Paros, Mykonos and an exciting, unexpected caique trip to Mytilini in 1945.In fifth grade 1951- 2 our school was moved to a new area 'Psychico'. It was then that it was decreed by the school authorities that parties were strictly forbidden unless a teacher was present! The circular was distributed to the pupils and had to be signed by all parents,, then returned to school! Sometimes the new regulation was observed, at other times the parties were held illegally.Meantime now our "Elders" were involved in different topics during their evening gatherings. The discussions were mainly on whether the entry of Greece to NATO would be beneficial or not.The political discussions and the devaluation of the drachma was of great interest to the writer.The arguments were over Greek and Worldwide developments of the current situation in 1954. The importance and use of the "Certificates of Social Convictions". A document necessary for people seeking employment, issued by the State police authorities. These so called 'certificates' were the current hot issue between the writer's parents and their friends.We graduated from High School in July 1955.

There has been no rain in the forest for a long time and it is starting to be a problem.  Rivers like Big River and Raging River are drying up and the forest animals don’t know what to do.They ask the advice of Olivia the Owl, the wisest animal in the forest.  They all go to the nearby village and ask the people there for help.  As the animals and the people are talking, lightning suddenly strikes the heart of the forest, and the result is both shocking and dangerous.Join Wendy the Warbler, Sebastian the Squirrel, Wally the Woodlark, William the Woodpecker, and Olivia the Owl as they join forces with the people from the village to save the forest and the old pine tree!

This volume is an autobiographic work written by Thalis P. Coutoupis. Thalis is one of the most reputable and leader in communication and public relations services in Greece. He introduced the political communication and he was advisor of key officials and personalities in Greece. Among them, the former king of Greece, Presidents at Hellenic Republic, Prime Ministers, reputable businessmen, etc.He was chief at Leo Burnett and other tier 1 companies and he has worked as self-employed in this sector too.Throught the book, the reader can see the critical developments in the recent 60 years in Greece. Political changes, establishment and death of big organizations, and the development of the Greek society and culture during this period.The book is written in Greek language and it is self-published by Thalis P. Coutoupis.The title in Greek means 'The Eleven Seconds' and the subtitle 'an unknown man who met many reputable personalities'."The Eleven Seconds" is a phrase that is being mentioned in the book and indicating the critical time for significant decisions and evenths of his life.

SECOND EDITION 2023THIS VOLUME contains the principal elements preoccupying modern Psychiatry. The author introduces the reader into all mental illnesses, on the one hand through real examples deriving from his rich clinical experience and on the other explaining in simple terms the 'fault' that is the underlying cause. It is in essence an interesting investigation into the magical world of the human brain. Using easily comprehended language, the author provides convincing explanations for the diverse mental functions. The models he expounds on bring mental illness down to earth from the mists of Philosophy to the realities of Medicine. He compares schizophrenia to a minor short-circuit, and Anorexia Nervosa to the activation of a programme in reserve in the brain. He gives reasons for the necessity for sleep and dreams.Other than a doctor, however, Pavlos Sakkas is a person intensively querying social behaviour. His many years of practice of psychiatry and his experience of human pain give him the potential to be of assistance to those who arrive at crucial crossroads in their life. His charitable attitude and the unconventional viewpoints he develops provide interesting answers to the greatest existentialist questioning of human beings. He speaks of his own questioning and recounts what he answers when his patients ask him about the meaning of life.In this book the reader will be able to find useful directions to be guided in the great and thrilling journey of life: Guidelines for relations with parents, siblings, companions and one's children.The author has a way of transmitting such knowledge to his layman reader as would be envied by an experienced psychiatrist. But the book's best achievement is to bring the reader into the head and the thoughts of a psychiatrist. His way also at the same time gives advice in the correct practice of clinical Psychiatry as well as of Medicine in general.It is a book addressing every challenged and questioning person who cogitates a problem, including professionals of mental health, who will find in it new methods of approach along the hazardous paths of the human soul.

Do you know why you are fat? Do you know why you can’t lose weight? Do you know who is to blame for you being in a deadlock and continuously occupied with diets and health foods? The person who is to blame is in your house, and you can’t do anything to her – it’s your mother. Because of her ignorance or because of following the fashion of the time, she has accustomed you to eating ‘flavours’ that are ‘killing’ you. These are found in foods that act like drugs, and with each passing day, they are shortening instead of lengthening your life.• The ancient Greek diet that creates a beautiful body and longevity• The forgotten superfoods• Do not ‘kill’ your children with sweet and salty foods. Heal yourself with bitter and sour flavoured foods• How I lost those kilos and gained health in return• Eat like a Greek – eat bitter and sour foods• Three examples of longevity and slimming• What to leave out, what to replace, and what to add• Create a diet plan that suits you

Famous stories from all over the world retold by the teacher Patrick Healy. Patrick was working for decades on this collection and now he is happy to share the second volume with 125 tales. Contents by volume: Volume I (Published: December 2013) 169 Stories - Arabian Nights - Filipino Tales - Czech Tales - Grimm''s Fairy Tales Volume II (February 2014) 125 Stories - Indian Tales - Japanese Tales - Native American Myths - Norse Myths - Polish Tales Volume III (Available soon) 123 stories - Romanian Tales - Russian Tales - The Adventure of Odysseus - The Golden Fleece - Turkish Tales

Constantine Ostas, a University professor is spending his holidays at his home village with his family. One very hot noon on August the 13th, he gets his books and archives and lies down in the garden under the shady pergola. There, he is overwhelmed by thoughts that turn into vivid memories and bring him back exactly twelve years ago at the same place. His memories begin from the day that he, as a graduate of the University, visits the house of his fellow villager Helen, who is a student at the School of Philosophy in the University of Athens and to whom he had been closely acquainted two years ago. Back then a mutual respect had developed between them which eventually evolved into mutual love, but without any continuation. The son of a big landowner of the village, John Kostoula was madly in love with Helen, but she rejected him discreetly. After that John tried to establish relations with Helen''s sister, Alexandra, a schoolgirl, who also rejected him. This behaviour of Helen and Alexandra turned his love for Helen into hatred against Constantine when he learned that when Constantine came to the village, he went straight to her house and then went with her for hiking tours to the rocks... The memories of the professor of his love for Helen, the behaviour of John and his shepherd, (the sly Mitros) and the deep discussions with intense lyricism and metaphor about his love for Helen are covering the first nine chapters of the novel. And so it is a kind of ''boxing'' with the past, but in the present! These memories are interrupted abruptly when the scene of the tragedy at the rocks is introduced - the death of Helen and John caused by falling rocks. Two years after Helen''s death, Constantine married her sister, Alexandra, in respect to Helen''s last wish that she shared with her father in her last breath, and acquired by this marriage a daughter of ten years, whom he named Helen. The landowner Kostoula donated half of his real estate in the area of the rocks to the church, and the other half - to the village community. Constantine bought his half estate at the rocks from the community by winning a contest a year ago. In the following chapters the lyrical and allegorical catharsis of the character is revealed. Mitros, chased by his remorse, reveals to the teacher, Constantine, that the tragedy at the rocks twelve years ago was not an "accident ", but a plan to assassinate him, which he and John had elaborated. After these revelations, the teacher decided to divide the land he had bought between the landless of the village, giving ten acres to Mitros, the killer of his beloved Helen! Also, the donated money to the community to build school with the stone from the rocks which he flattened and in their place created a garden...