Português
Dinis and Isabel: Verses and Roses
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D. Dinis (1261-1325) was an extraordinary king who developed the country economically and culturally: he founded the first university, established Portuguese as the official language of the court, was a poet, and ordered the planting of the Leiria pine forest. . . and married Isabella of Aragon (1271-1336), a notable queen who helped the people and who one day turned bread into roses: she became known as the Holy Queen.
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D. Dinis (1261-1325) was an extraordinary king who developed the country economically and culturally: he founded the first university, established Portuguese as the official language of the court, was a poet, and ordered the planting of the Leiria pine forest. . . and married Isabella of Aragon (1271-1336), a notable queen who helped the people and who one day turned bread into roses: she became known as the Holy Queen.
Collection: Little Stories from Portugal
Autor: Vanda Furtado Marques – Born in Alcobaça in 1968. History teacher, author of several works, especially Portuguese history for children. She is a storyteller and promoter of Portugal’s historical heritage.
Illustrator: Ana Isabel Lopes Mateus – Born in Benedita in 1989. Graduated in Design and Multimedia. Illustrator with experience in the production, design and editing of children’s books.
Pages: 36
Publisher: TEGNER-publishing, Lda
First edition: April 2025
| Weight | 0,3 kg |
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