Book: Tales and Legends of Portugal and the World
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The Book of Tales and Legends of Portugal and the World is a captivating collection of stories, ideal for the 5th grade of schooling and recommended by the PNL (National Reading Plan). This work, carefully selected and adapted, offers an entry point into the cultural richness of different peoples, stimulating imagination and an appreciation for reading in young readers.
This fascinating compilation, published by Porto Editora, brings together a handful of tales and legends not only from Portugal but also from various other regions of the globe. From narratives from Angola, Mozambique, and Timor, to the traditions of Spain, France, Germany, the Gypsy people, and the Arab world, each story is a window into different cultures and ways of life. These are tales to read, reread, and share, distinguished by their ability to enchant, entertain, move, and, above all, transmit valuable life lessons.
The selection, adaptation, and retelling of these precious stories were carried out by João Pedro Mésseder and Isabel Ramalhete, ensuring accessible and engaging language for the target audience. Integrated into the Literary Education collection, this book is an excellent pedagogical tool, aligned with the curricular and literary objectives for basic education.
Key Features:
- Title: Tales and Legends of Portugal and the World
- Authors/Adaptors: João Pedro Mésseder and Isabel Ramalhete
- Publisher: Porto Editora (according to cover) / Livros Horizonte (according to supplier)
- School Recommendation: Recommended reading for the 5th grade of schooling in the Portuguese Curriculum Goals.
- Literary Recommendation: Included in the PNL (National Reading Plan) list for the 5th grade.
- Content: A diversity of tales and legends from Portugal and various parts of the world (Angola, Mozambique, Timor, Spain, France, Germany, Gypsy people, Arab world).
- Objective: To promote reading, imagination, cultural knowledge, and the transmission of values.