This Sunday, February 22, the 'Vima tis Kyriakis' is set to release exciting offers that include unique products such as the Spring Notebook from the renowned Greek artist ARKAS. This special notebook is not merely an ordinary notebook; it is described as a small work of art that showcases beloved characters from the artist's comic series through authentic sketches filled with sharp quotes and humor that balances satire with tenderness.

In addition to the Spring Notebook, the newspaper will also include the final screenplay of the film 'Kapodistrias', the magazine Vita, and a local student newspaper from Katerini. The breadth of content speaks to the diverse interests of readers, as the publication aims to cater to various demographics, from art lovers to movie enthusiasts and students. The inclusion of the 'BIMAGAZINO' section, which features additional lifestyle content, further enhances the appeal of this Sunday’s edition.

Such offers not only provide readers with quality entertainment and artistic appreciation but also keep the tradition of Sunday readings alive in Greece, drawing people to the joys of print media. In a digital age where traditional newspapers face challenges, initiatives like these showcase the potential for creative engagement and encourage readers to explore diverse perspectives and offerings through print.