
by Manuel Alfonseca Moreno · Editorial San Pablo · tapa dura · ISBN 9788428539883

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«La corona tartesia» is the young-adult historical adventure novel by Manuel Alfonseca Moreno, published by Editorial San Pablo in hardcover (192 pages, in Spanish).
In AD 459, young Julio Eolio lives with his grandfather Lucio in Cesaraugusta, modern-day Zaragoza, while the Gothic king Theodoric II dominates Hispania. Obsessed with finding the Tartessian crown, whose legend promises rule over all Hispania, Lucio sets out with his grandson on a long voyage across the Mediterranean, where they cross paths with a mysterious Goth and Dido, an orphan girl who gets them out of trouble.
Fifth volume in the Brújula Serie Oro collection, winner of the IV Premio La Brújula. Illustrations are by Carlos Fernández del Castillo.
Recommended for young and teenage readers who enjoy historical adventure stories set in the ancient Mediterranean.

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Manuel Alfonseca is a Spanish writer and university professor. He is the son of the painter and sculptor Manuel Alfonseca Santana.
