Graduates of the Faculty of Pedagogy at Thrace University created a graphic layout and digitized the transcripts of "Slavic Bulgarian History". The initiative is part of the national events for a handwritten copy of Paisi's story on the occasion of 300 years since the birth of the famous Bulgarian, 60 years since his canonization as a saint and 260 years since the writing of the book that marked the beginning of the Bulgarian Renaissance. Six students majoring in "Pedagogy of Fine Art and Graphic Design Education" led by their teacher Dr. Katya Tineva worked diligently for almost 6 months to create the artwork and convert the 12 paper transcripts of " History" - the result of the tireless work of over 1,420 patriots aged 7 to 91 from 5 regions of the country. Thanks to the tireless work of young graphic specialists, the manuscripts of each of the 12 transcripts have been arranged, richly illustrated with engravings from the Zograf Monastery and turned into an e-book to be preserved for future generations. The beautiful digital copies of the most Bulgarian book will be handed over for distribution in various library and community center institutions. The creative team, composed of Anita Ilieva, Juliana Gutova, Miglena Koleva, Nedko Boyanov, Petya Ivanova, Simona Gekova and their teacher Dr. Katya Tineva, was awarded special certificates and blessings by the monastic brotherhood of Zografski Monastery. The awards were presented during an official event - part of the regional meeting of librarians from the Stara Zagora region, which took place in the "Zachary Kniazheski" Regional Library on November 29. Prof. Zlateva, General Secretary of Thrace University personally thanked the young patriots for their diligence and wished them many more creative successes.