El príncipe y el mendigo

Two boys born in London the same day — one a prince, one a pauper. For a joke they trade clothes, and neither can get his life back.

Mark Twain's 1881 classic, graded for Level 3. Tom Canty, a beggar's son, and Edward Tudor, Prince of Wales, look exactly alike — so when they swap places, the prince is thrown into the brutal streets of Tudor London and the pauper is trapped in a palace that won't let him leave. A story about mercy, justice, and who a person really is beneath their clothes.

14 chapters · 23,410 words