"The books I loved", by Zina Lysandrou

Recently published the new book by the philologist Zina Lyssandros Panagidis entitled "The books I loved".

These are literary books that he presented for eleven years at RIK, a book every week, on the show "We and our world", which was initially edited by Mrs. Mary Kontogianni and then Mrs. Aleka Gravari Preka. "I thought of publishing them," the author notes, "to convey something of their beauty and allure to the friends who will read them." "Apart from that, of course, I also added some modern books, as well as some presentations of poetry collections of people I love and admire."

Malliaris-Paideia publications of Thessaloniki presented the book as follows:

The book of the Cypriot writer refers to about 70 books that she has studied and presents them to her readers, including: "Christmas stories" by Alexandros Papadiamantis, "1984 ″ by George Orwell," The Cossacks "by Leon Tolstoy," Of love and shadow "by Isabel Allende and" Hellenists, Greece does not hurt them "by Amalia Negreponti.

The book can be a useful aid for young readers, but also for teachers.

In the prologue of the book, the author writes characteristically: “Literature has been one of my great childhood loves. He took me to places that were allergic and dreamy. Through her I knew places and people. I rejoiced in the flights of their youth, I smelled the glorious flowers of their souls, I felt the self-sacrificing love that radiated the grace of God. I tasted at the same time the pages full of spiritual nobility and auspiciousness of some great writers. I was particularly moved by the books related to the lost homelands.

How could I know then! ”

The book is published by "Malliaris Paideia", 2012, 396 pages, ISBN 978-960-457-545-9, Price € 17,00

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