"The Tale Without a Name" was written during a politically turbulent time for Greece. It is a political fairy tale and a Platonic Republic for children, telling the story of a fairy-tale homeland... Greece. Penelope D. is faithful to her ideas, methodically proposing new perspectives on education and the upbringing of children. The characters in the book, such as the good king Wise and his son Wise II, narrate the story through the disappointed eyes of the reader. The essence of the fairy tale lies in hope, virtue, and hard work for the common good. Despite the presence of the royal family, the young prince is humble, hardworking, and virtuous, following the path of a folk hero. Penelope Delta illuminated our childhood years, and her voice continues to inspire younger generations. "The Tale Without a Name" serves as a subversive wake-up call for a Greece of labor and education, remaining forever relevant.