My 3-year-old child liked it and wants us to read it. The idea and theory it is based on are nice, however, I think it could have had a better implementation. I believe that "Yeti" had more potential to capture the meaning in English text ("The power of yet") because it doesn't make much sense in Greek.

Nice but repetitive illustration, nonexistent text, my 6.5-year-old daughter was disappointed. Yes, it has a message. Over-advertised marketing product

My children are not even 3 years old, so neither the illustrations nor the text captivated them. Perhaps it is for older ages or simply a story with a very nice meaning for parents more.

It manages to convey its message to the child. That you haven't achieved it yet! With effort, you will succeed! My son, after reading this book, tries harder and is not disappointed when he doesn't succeed.

Generally, I like books that convey messages, that's why I bought it..and I also have 3 other books by the same author. But honestly, I didn't find any plot, any story... I wouldn't recommend it

Very good choice for readers seeking deeper meanings in books.

Well-written and beautifully illustrated, but the most important thing is that it conveys to the reader the importance of believing in oneself, in one's abilities

Probably the best fairy tale I have read so far. Honestly, I get moved every time I read it. It helps a lot in developing self-confidence in children.

Nice illustrations with small texts that keep the child's interest and engage them in thinking. My daughter is 4 years old and she liked it a lot

Very beautiful book! The magical word "still" helps the child gain the self-confidence they need.

A book that addresses the issue of self-confidence, accepting our mistakes, and making repeated efforts without fear of failure and criticism! Excellent in its simplicity!