Name: Diccionario de Mitos de Asia (in Spanish)
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Author: María García Esperón

portada Diccionario de Mitos de Asia (in Spanish)

Diccionario de Mitos de Asia (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

María García Esperón

Publisher

Ediciones El Naranjo

Year

2019

Language

Spanish

Pages

216

Format

Paperback

Weight

1.00

ISBN13

9786078442768

Edited in

México

Edition No.

Diccionario de Mitos de Asia (in Spanish)

María García Esperón (Author) · Ediciones El Naranjo · Paperback

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Synopsis "Diccionario de Mitos de Asia (in Spanish)"

Diccionario de Mitos de Asia es la tercera entrega de esta serie sobre mitos del mundo. En esta ocasión partimos del amor por narrar a la manera de Las mil y una noches. Nuestra fascinación por las historias sobre animales maravillosos; personas que pueden transformarse en flores; ancianos sabios y valientes princesas; dioses de muchos brazos y demonios terroríficos, nos traslada a Mesopotamia, Persia, Arabia, China, la India y Japón. Que estas páginas te lleven a descubrir la inagotable riqueza de los mitos de Asia, que te envuelvan en el aroma del sándalo y extiendan bajo tus pies la alfombra mágica del Oriente.

María García Esperón

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Born in Mexico City in 1964. Studied Human Sciences at the Claustro de Sor Juana and Classical Letters at UNAM. With his first novel, "El Disco del Tiempo", he won the Barco de Vapor Award 2004, granted by Ediciones SM and CONACULTA. His poetry collection "Tigres de la Otra Noche" received the Hispano-American Poetry Prize for Children 2005, awarded by the Foundation for Mexican Letters and the Economic Culture Fund. With the novel "Querida Alejandría" he won the Latin American Prize for Children and Youth Literature Norma Fundalectura 2007. His novel "Dido para Eneas" was chosen by IBBY to be part of the Honor List 2016 in the category of best story for young people and with "El velo de Helena" he obtained the Cuatrogatos Foundation Award 2020. He has written more than 70 titles, among which stand out "Atenas siempre", "Copo de Algodón", "El anillo de César", "El remo de Odiseo", "La tumba de Alejandro", "El país de las pirámides". The most recent are "El velo de Helena", "Historias de la Atlántida", "Jerónimo y los Siete Sabios" and the series of Dictionaries of Classic Myths, of America and of Asia. His books have been published in Mexico, Spain, Cuba, Ecuador, the United States, and Colombia.

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