Media Kit

Education

Sophie has also released several culturally relevant resources for developing countries. After being approached by several teachers in Fiji and asked to help them learn how to deliver a children’s program, Sophie rolled up her sleeves and committed to creating three manual books for teachers in the local schools in Fiji. These books have also been distributed to China, Africa, India, Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Mexico, Cambodia, Cyprus, Thailand and South Korea.

Her children’s books, illustrated to correspond with the country the book is written for, have been a great success capturing the imagination and heart of the children in those countries. The books are written in English with subtitles of the corresponding countries. Kula Chakula is Hungry is written for the children of Tanzania, Sokha Goes to School is written for the children of Cambodia and A Visit to the King’s Garden is written for all cultures but subtitled in Greek.

Brief Biography

Born into a Greek family, Sophie grew up surrounded by family and close family friends who loved to cook and practice hospitality. Her cooking experience began as a young seven-year-old creating cakes and Greek sweets for those special occasions. Equally her love of adventures was discovered when travelling on a large Italian ship on her way with her family to Greece. Stopping at destinations such as Cape Town, South Africa; the Canary Islands and the Port of Bari, Italy gave her a hunger to travel the world.

Cookbook

Sophie released her first cookbook ‘In Sofia’s Kitchen: Mediterranean Flavours Down Under’ late 2016 and a second one coming November 2022 titled, A Tasty Gathering: The Art of Bringing People Together.