Hello friends.
As many already know the community of 
and @ don.quijote, spend some days thinking that I should read this book, coincidentally walking with my mother @ rvag5 through a shopping mall in my city, we found a book for children about the Hidalgo, Alonso Quijano and his innumerable adventures.
Today I have decided to share photographs of my book with you, my friends from Esteem and the community of Cervantes, who motivated me to investigate about Don Quixote de la Mancha.
cover page:
I was looking at the book, in these pages Don Quixote convinces Sancho Panza to be his squire in his adventures.
This page caused me a lot of grace, since in this part of the story Don Quixote fights with some giants, which were actually mills but he did not think so.
Poor Don Quixote trying to fight against the supposed giants, his spear is trapped in a mill and by a blow of the wind, went flying.
That night his faithful companion Sancho Panza encourages him and names him the gentleman of the sad figure.
After an arduous battle, he decides to write a love letter to the gentle Dulcinea and sends it with his faithful Sancho Panza to the town of Toboso.
In the town he met the priest, the barber and some friends of our beloved Hidalgo who, upon learning of the events that had happened to Don Quixote, wanted together with Dorotea to devise a plan for her to return to the town.
His plan was to make Don Quixote believe that Dorotea was the Micomicona princess who would need your help to recover the kingdom that was stolen by giants.
Sancho Panza, in complicity with the others, arrives at Don Quijote quickly and tells him about the hardships of the supposed princess, who offers herself to his services, but is concerned about his letter sent to Dulcinea.
Sancho not noticing this, he lies to Don Quixote about the letter and says that Dulcinea was not a lawyer, followed by that, they go to solve the problems of the beautiful princess Micomicona, the priest, the barber, Sancho, Quixote and Dorotea .
That night several people disguised themselves as a ghost taking advantage of Don Quixote's dream, they tied him up and put him in a cage, at dawn our Hidalgo was returned to his village, accompanied by his faithful friend and sad Sancho Panza.
I regret that the words in the photo are in Spanish.
