Simonida – The youngest Serbian queen

A children's book about childhood, sacrifice and royal responsibility

This illustrated book tells the moving story of Simonida, the Byzantine princess who, as a child, was married to the Serbian King Stefan Uroš II Milutin, thus becoming the youngest Serbian queen. It shows how political alliances shaped the lives of young people and how, despite her young age, Simonida became a symbol of Serbian-Byzantine ties.

The book is part of the award-winning series "Deca čitaju srpsku istoriju" (Children Read Serbian History), which introduces children to Serbian history, national identity, and Orthodox values. With child-friendly texts by Slobodan Stanišić and striking illustrations by Ivan Šainović, young readers are introduced to a chapter of history that is touching and thought-provoking.

Product details
Author Slobodan Stanišić
Illustrations Ivan Šainović
Series Deca čitaju srpsku istoriju – III. Kolo
“Stuplje” Award
Format 13 x 20 cm
Number of pages 40
Hardcover
Language Serbian
Made in Serbia

Product safety

Manufacturer
Svetazvezda Kläui, Strassackerstrasse 7a, 5116 Schinznach Bad, Switzerland
Email: pk@svetazvezda.com

Product identification
Product name: Simonida – The youngest Serbian queen
Material: Paper, hardcover

Safety instructions
Not suitable for children under 3 years (contains small parts such as bookmarks or loose booklet)
Use only under adult supervision
Protect from moisture and direct sunlight
Do not store near open flames

Controller in the EU
Svetazvezda Kläui, Strassackerstrasse 7a, 5116 Schinznach Bad, Switzerland
Email: pk@svetazvezda.com

conformity
This product complies with the EU Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988

Delivery time
2–5 working days

Why buy this book
Sensitive children's book about Simonida – the youngest Serbian queen
Part of the award-winning series “Deca čitaju srpsku istoriju”
Clearly illustrated and child-friendly
Strengthens understanding of history, identity and Orthodox values

This book shows how history shapes even the youngest – and makes Simonidas' fate vivid and understandable for children.