Miguel de Cervantes and his Don Quixote of La Mancha have been on everyone's lips lately. The writer, because his remains have been unequivocally found in the Trinitarian convent in Madrid , where he will now rest in the place he deserves. The ingenious knight, for his part, is celebrating this year, as it marks the 400th anniversary of the publication of the second part of the popular book.
To celebrate the fourth centenary, we are seeing the release of various special editions of Don Quixote . The latest, published by Anaya Children's and Young Adult, offers a look at Cervantes' life and the Spain he lived in . It also includes an introduction and notes by Ángel Basanta, along with illustrations by José Ramón Sánchez, winner of the 2014 National Illustration Prize.
In this new edition of Cervantes's best-known work there is also an interesting review of the internal and external structure of the work, as well as an analysis of its editorial history and its direct influence on the western novel.
As you probably already guessed, this edition of Don Quixote is especially recommended for all secondary school students (or those in their final two years of secondary education) , who, as the popular writer Arturo Pérez-Reverte pointed out, should be required to read Cervantes's work. It costs €14,90 and has a length of no less than 1.392 pages.
In case you want to acquire this new edition of the work of Miguel de Cervantes, you can do so from the link that we have left you just below to buy it through Amazon, and receive it at home in a few hours. If you still do not have a gift for that godson or nephew to celebrate communion or birthday, perhaps it is the opportunity to encourage him to read through one of the best known works of Spanish literature.
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