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Imagination arrives first,
leaves last!
"Spring brings a white, furry creature to Phoebe’s farm- a little goat! The other animals are troubled by the unexpected visit.
But why? Is there not enough space for all? Or is it perhaps because the little one looks so different?
Whatever the answer, the mysterious newcomer will change their lives forever."
"Are you lost ,my little one?", a story by Ekaterini Kakouri.
Creating the
Characters
Phoebe
Alto
Phoebe! Her name is Hellenic and means ‘the one who brings light’. She is the only human character in the story and symbolizes our higher self. She is adventurous, emotional and, funny.
Alto! His name is Italian and means 'tall'. He has rich, natural, and majestic features, a kind and sensitive soul, and a strong personality. He symbolizes our charisma and talents.
Little Goose
The little goose! The youngest character in the story. Playful, pure, courageous, friendly! It symbolizes the new generation, the new era, strength, purity, and change. It even inspired the name of the company, 'Little Goose'.
Nikiphoros, the little one
The Animals on the Farm
The little kid! His name is Hellenic and means 'the one who leads to victory'. This character beautifully embodies the traits of a person with Down syndrome. He symbolizes our inner strength and the deeply human need for acceptance, care, and love.
Hens, geese, and other animals round out the cast of 'Are You Lost, My Little One?'. These diverse characters compose a unique social mosaic as they interact and influence the story. They symbolize our own weaknesses, our limited perceptions, and our lack of empathy.
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Are You Lost,
My Little One?
My name is Phoebe and from now on, I will take care of you!
BookOverview
Little Phoebe, a magical blend of happiness and wisdom, lives on a farm surrounded by her animals. Chickens and geese coexist in harmony, but how do they feel about someone who is… different?
Spring comes, and with the new season, a life-changing experience. An adventurous one!
The sun rises and a loud whining startles little Phoebe. Outside, the chickens and geese are busy pecking at Alto, a proud black steed with powerful long legs. The animal is big and beautiful. He trots across the farm with majestic strides. The chickens and geese don’t like this. What they do like is to complain. About everything!
Alto lowers his head and sadly turns away from them. And that is when Phoebe steps in. She talks to the chickens, the geese, and the horse, and reminds them that although they are different, there is no reason they shouldn’t live in harmony and peace.
The quarrel leaves Phoebe pondering. She decides to go for a walk and takes the long path that leads to the seaside.
And that is when she runs across a small, furry goat. The animal stares at her with its wide, beautiful eyes. It is lost. It is so small it can barely walk. Phoebe picks it up and carries the little goat back to the farm, just in time to find shelter from a roaring thunderstorm. The little goat is clearly distressed by the drumming rain, but Phoebe manages to turn this event into a classical sonata, conducting an imaginary orchestra that turns the sound of raindrops into soothing music. The little goat can finally find peace and rest in its newfound haven.
The following morning, the chickens and geese gather around to stare at the newcomer.
“Who is the little one?” “Will it stay long?”
Summer steps in and provides all the answers. The little goat is sheltered and taken care of. It makes new friends, plays new games, and learns to overcome the challenges that life brings. From now on, the farm becomes a joyful playground, with laughter and the pitter-patter of hooves- a common soundtrack in the sunny, endless afternoons.
That is until the little goose’s wing… breaks.
Book Marketing Strategy
Core Vision
Imagination, magic and purity lead humanity to its natural purpose: coexistence.
Target Audience
For children and adults alike, from 4 to 96 years old, who love stories.
Core Message
Human uniqueness, coexistence, acceptance, knowledge, care, and love.
Tonality & Impact
Full of adventure, fun, and magic, it helps people understand the world and their role in it, inspiring them to coexist in a positive and constructive way.