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Daydreaming is a round book. The author writes a long letter to Miguel de Cervantes, a letter in which she analyzes, with a shrewd look and absolutely in love with her, the character of Don Quixote. In this analysis she begins by reproaching Cervantes, with intelligent arguments, for the elements of his novel with which she deeply disagrees. It is fascinating; The author offers an unforgettable x-ray of the famous hidalgo, with an exhaustive and enthusiastic knowledge of the work, and also of other key characters. She faces Cervantes, yes, but with reasoning that is as literary as it is funny. And after that enumeration, of course, he thanks the author, and also then he argues and reminds the reader why this work is crucial to the history of literature, why it must be read over and over again, as one resorts to. the original sources.