★The series has been published in three languages: Catalan, Spanish, and English.
★Eileen Rodrigo, Vicente Muñoz Puelles, Jesus Cortes, and other creators have participated in the adaptation and illustration, bringing together world classics in beautifully interesting pictures, condensing the essence, and allowing children to experience the joy of reading in classic works!

The series includes 16 titles:
Robinson, The Three Musketeers, Uncle Tom's Cabin, Peter Pan, The Jungle Book, Heidi, The Hunchback of Notre Dame,
Around the World in Eighty Days, Tirant lo Blanc, Frankenstein, King Young Arthur, Romeo and Juliet, Treasure Island, Gulliver's Travels, Don Quixote, The Odyssey

Quasimodo lived in the bell tower of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, unknown to the world due to his deformed appearance.
His guardian, the cruel Frollo, was infatuated with the beautiful Esmeralda, but Quasimodo wanted to rescue her from Frollo's clutches.

Enric Luján (Adaptation)
Enric Luján was born in Algemesí in 1949 and published his first book, "Portosnagel," in 1991.
Since then, he has written and published over a hundred literary books for young people and children, and has received numerous awards.
His works include "King Panxutrelo and King Primo Envolá" (1992, Samarq Award), "Stories Falling from the Sky" (1996, Joan Amades Children's Literature Award), "The Advancing Angels and the Emcromadimon" (1996, Vicente Civera Award), among others.

Victor Hugo (Author)
Born in Besancon in 1802 and died in Paris in 1885, he was a romantic poet, playwright and novelist who made a major contribution to the lyrical and dramatic revival of his time and is one of the most important figures in the history of French literature. For his political activities, he was sentenced to twenty years in exile. His famous works include Les Misérables and Notre-Dame of Paris.