In the library of "Ivan Vazov" Secondary school - Sopot, an integrated lesson in literature and history was held for fourth and fifth grade students. Gergana Racheva - philologist, editor at Enthusiast publishing house, host of literary radio programs and moderator of creative meetings - took on the role of teacher.

She presented the book "Vampires, werewolves", with author Krasimir Mirchev and illustrator Viktor Paunov. Children's walks Bulgarian folk mythology in ancient times and today. They talked about the customs, beliefs and holiday calendar of the Bulgarians.

Opening the pages of "Journey Through Greek Mythology" by Marcella Ward and Sander Berg, students were immersed in the mystery of ancient civilizations, the legends of Orpheus and Eurydice, Europa and Zeus, Odysseus, Theseus, and the Minotaur. They connected mythological characters with modern fantasy books and historical films. They learned where proverbial phrases such as the Trojan horse and Pandora's box come from.

Mrs. Racheva donated the two books to the school library, with the wish that they would be read many times by inquisitive readers.