Don Quixote

Imagining himself a wandering knight, the esteemed Spanish nobleman Alonso Quijano takes on a new name - Don Quixote. The hero intends to spend his remaining days defending the downtrodden, defeating monsters, and performing feats in honor of the beautiful Dulcinea del Toboso. Miguel de Cervantes, a seasoned soldier and author of the immortal novel, understood well that the era of noble knights, powerful wizards, and majestic castles had long since passed. Yet, the character he created, despite his absurd and crazy behavior, won the love of the entire world. He forever remains a symbol of selfless faith in goodness and human fearlessness in the face of the invincible Time.

This series presents books included in the school curriculum and recommended for extracurricular reading. These are works by classic children's literature authors, tried and true through time and still relevant today. They have long been part of children's reading because they are written with love for the child and addressed specifically to them, significantly contributing to the development of a harmonious, well-rounded personality.