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FOEM conmemora a Nezahualcóyotl con libros que enriquecen cultura mexiquense






En conmemoración del nacimiento de Nezahualcóyotl el 4 de febrero de 1402, el Fondo Editorial Estado de México (FOEM) destaca la vida y educación de este monarca a través de libros que enriquecen la cultura de las y los mexiquenses y promueven la lectura.

Los títulos referentes a este monarca se pueden conseguir en las Librerías Castálida alrededor del Estado de México. (Foto: Especial)

El libro «Nezahualcóyotl. Arquitecto, filósofo y poeta» de Miguel León-Portilla recopila testimonios indígenas sobre la vida y obra de Nezahualcóyotl, presentando palabras, jeroglíficos y pinturas de códices que reflejan la visión indígena de este sabio señor de Texcoco. El Códice Xólotl, que narra la historia texcocana, es parte fundamental de este trabajo.

Para acercar la historia a la audiencia infantil, se destaca «El poeta y su reino. Nezahualcóyotl, una historia de vida» de Alejandro Pérez Sáez y Rodrigo Sánchez Arce. Este libro, ilustrado por Rocío Solís Cuevas, relata la vida y educación de Nezahualcóyotl desde su infancia, llevando a los niños a las aventuras del monarca y descubriendo la poesía como una forma de expresión.

Los interesados en estos títulos pueden consultar las Librerías Castálida, distribuidas por el Estado de México. Las direcciones están disponibles en el sitio web del FOEM: Librerías Castálida.

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