Decameron is one of the most captivating and significant works of Italian literature, written by Giovanni Boccaccio in the 14th century. It consists of 100 short stories told by ten young people –seven women and three men – who seek refuge outside Florence...
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Decameron is one of the most captivating and significant works of Italian literature, written by Giovanni Boccaccio in the 14th century. It consists of 100 short stories told by ten young people –seven women and three men – who seek refuge outside Florence to escape the Black Plague.
This book offers 12 of the most famous and representative novellas from the Decameron, specifically rewritten for Italian learners at the A2-B1 level. The adaptations simplify the language while preserving the richness of the original stories, making the text accessible and enjoyable for learners.
The selected novellas explore a wide range of themes, from love to cleverness, fortune to deception, providing a window into the life and values of that era.
Each novella is divided into chapters and is accompanied by a glossary, a summary, and a set of questions. These resources are designed to help readers better understand and absorb the text, offering step-by-step guidance throughout the reading experience
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