100 Obras Maestras Que Debes Leer Antes De Morir

Descubre una magnífica biblioteca en un solo libro con '100 Clásicos de la Literatura'. Esta recopilación es un tesoro sin igual de historias emblemáticas, enriquecidas con personajes memorables y tramas que han marcado épocas. De las plumas de autores como Jane Austen, Louisa May Alcott, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Arthur Conan Doyle, hasta Victor Hugo, esta colección incluye obras de renombre como 'Mujercitas', 'Orgullo y Prejuicio', 'El Sabueso de los Baskervilles' y 'Los Miserables'.

Cada relato se presenta con una cuidada traducción al español y una maquetación cuidadosa que garantiza una lectura agradable. Este libro, con sus cuentos clásicos y sus prosas enriquecedoras, es un homenaje a la literatura mundial. Encuentra el romance, la aventura, el misterio, y el drama que estas obras magistrales contienen, mientras te sumerges en cada página.

Miles de lectores ya han disfrutado de la riqueza y variedad de este volumen, considerándolo una colección indispensable en cualquier biblioteca. Únete a ellos y descubre la belleza de estos clásicos atemporales.

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Revisados y actualizados, contienen un índice de contenidos al inicio del libro que permite acceder a cada tíltulo de forma fácil y directa.

El retrato de Dorian Gray por Oscar Wilde

Mujercitas por Louisa May Alcott

Hombrecitos por Louisa May Alcott

Orgullo y Prejuicio por Jane Austen

Peter Pan por J.M. Barrie

Trilogía de Caspak 1. La Tierra Olvidada por el Tiempo por Edgar Rice Burroughs

Trilogía de Caspak 2. Los Pueblos que el Tiempo Olvidó por Edgar Rice Burroughs

Trilogía de Caspak 3. Desde el Abismo del Tiempo por Edgar Rice Burroughs

Desde mi celda por Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer

La Historia de Tristán e Isolda por Joseph Bédier

Fuente Ovejuna por Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio

El Perro del Hortelano por Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio

El Hombre que Fue Jueves por G. K. Chesterton

La Ley y la Dama por Wilkie Collins

España Contemporánea por Rubén Darío

Crimen y Castigo por Fedor Mikhaïlovitch Dostoïevski

El Sabueso de los Baskerville por Arthur Conan Doyle

Las Aventuras de Sherlock Holmes por Arthur Conan Doyle

Veinte Años Después por Alexandre Dumas

Agua de nieve por Concha Espina

El Curioso Caso de Benjamin Button por Francis Scott Fitzgerald

El Profeta por Kahlil Gibran

Antología Poética por Miguel Hernández

La Odisea por Homero

Los Cuatro Jinetes del Apocalipsis I por Vicente Blasco Ibáñez

Los Cuatro Jinetes del Apocalipsis II por Vicente Blasco Ibáñez

Tres Hombres en una Barca por Jerome K. Jerome

La Metamorfosis por Franz Kafka

Cartas a Milena por Franz Kafka

Ideario Español por Mariano José de Larra

El Casarse Pronto y Mal por Mariano José de Larra

La Quimera del Oro por Jack London

Romancero Gitano por Federico García Lorca

El Rey Arturo y los Caballeros de la Mesa Redonda por Thomas Malory

Lo Que el Viento se Llevó por Margaret Mitchell

El Avaro por Molière

Lolita por Vladimir Nabokov

La República por Platón

La Caída de la Casa de Usher por Edgar Allan Poe

La Divina Comedia por Dante Alighieri

Metafísica por Aristóteles

Sentido y Sensibiildad por Jane Austen

Las Flores del Mal por Charles Baudelaire

El Decamerón por Giovanni Boccaccio

Agnes Grey (Español) por Anne Brontë

Las Aventuras de Pinocho por C. Collodi

El Último Mohicano por James Fenimore Cooper

Noches Blancas por Fedor Mikhaïlovitch Dostoïevski

Estudio en Escarlata por Arthur Conan Doyle

El Signo de los Cuatro por Arthur Conan Doyle

Y MUCHOS MÁS.

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