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An ideal read
understanding the immense importance of the White Tower
for children of all ages.
The book refers, concisely and comprehensibly, to the long and eventful history of the White Tower, explaining why it ended up being considered a monument - a symbol of Thessaloniki during the years of Peace. The special illustration and the leisurely photographs at the end are, in addition to the text, educational stimuli for further study by the children to whom it is addressed.
Giorgos Sanidas was born in Skiathos in 1963 and lives in Thessaloniki.
He studied economics, but from an early age he has been involved in literature, writing short stories, novels, essays, novels and plays.
He is a member of the Union of Writers B.E and teaches creative writing.
He was awarded by the Panhellenic Union of Writers for the anecdotal play 'The gold divides us' and 8 of his works have been dramatized.
Novels
– The Queen's Child (iWrite 2012)
– Sergeant why did you (not) move? (After Kyriakidis 2012)
Essays
– All is not lost (Wave 2014)
– Probationary Writer's Handbook (iWrite 2014)
Novels
– Shipwrecked Loves (Wave 2014)
– Freedom Castle and Barbarossa (Wave 2014)
– In the land of decadence (Unprinted 2015)
Theatrically
– If Mr. Alexandros would wake up (Kima 2014)
– Christmas with Papadiamantis (Anasa 2015)
About the illustrator
Antonis Karanautis was born in 1985 in Thessaloniki. He studied graphic design in Athens and works in publishing.
"The White Tower Remembers..." is the first book in which he participates as an illustrator.
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Writer | George Sanidas |
| Illustrator | Antonis Karanautis |
| Writer | |
| Pages | 32 |
| Size | 14x21 cm |
| Publisher | iWrite Publications |
A fantastic journey through the history of the Incantadas of Thessaloniki
Managing children's fears through values
Through a child's concerns and adventures, the value of self-esteem and respect emerges.
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