by Mark Twain · Burlington Books · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789963467723
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«A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court» is the reader adaptation of Mark Twain's novel, published by Burlington Books in paperback (150 pages).
A 19th-century worker, Hank Morgan, is hit on the head and wakes up in King Arthur's England. Made a minister of the monarch, he tries to modernize the kingdom by applying the advances of the contemporary world, but soon finds that imposing his civilization on the medieval court is far more complicated than expected.
Edition for 1st-year Baccalaureate students, part of the Burlington Reader catalog: a series of graded readers published by Burlington Books for Spain. It contains 150 pages, with the text in English and paratexts in Spanish.
Aimed at Baccalaureate English students, it serves as compulsory or supplementary classroom reading and for those seeking upper-intermediate graded readers.
