It is a remarkable and timeless book. It is considered suitable for a child's first encounter with the history of Greece. It presents the most important points of the Greek Revolution of 1821 in a simple, understandable, and vivid way. It will take them on a journey through the glorious paths of their brave ancestors. It will offer them a strong sense of national pride.

Apart from the illustrations, it is mediocre both in terms of speech delivery and in terms of simplicity of knowledge at the expense of objectivity (e.g. the Ottoman Empire is referred to as Turkish).