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	title:	MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, A (Manga Shakespeare)
	author:	William & Appignanesi, Richard Shakespeare
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	METRO MEDIA
	released:	February 2, 2008
	isbn:	095528564X
	isbn-13:	9780955285646

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Customer Reviews
Ideal Visualising Tool for Reluctant Learners - Rated I have also bought the Richard III and Romeo and Juliet for use as teaching tools. Of the three this one is my favourite, simpy because the art work is beautiful and helps the story to motor along greatly. I have scanned in key scenes and used for Year 7's (ordering panels on the interactive whiteboard, filling in word balloons, character mapping, matching names to characters, starting point for drama activities). As soon as the kids hear the word manga, they become enthusiastic and Shakespeare becomes 'fun' again.

Customer Reviews

Ideal Visualising Tool for Reluctant Learners - Rated 5/5
I have also bought the Richard III and Romeo and Juliet for use as teaching tools. Of the three this one is my favourite, simpy because the art work is beautiful and helps the story to motor along greatly. I have scanned in key scenes and used for Year 7's (ordering panels on the interactive whiteboard, filling in word balloons, character mapping, matching names to characters, starting point for drama activities). As soon as the kids hear the word manga, they become enthusiastic and Shakespeare becomes 'fun' again.