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	title:	GCSE Shakespeare: "Romeo and Juliet" Text Guide Pt. 1 & 2 (Gcse Shakespeare Text Guide)
	author:	Richard Parsons
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Coordination Group Publications Ltd
	released:	August 31, 2002
	isbn:	1841461180
	isbn-13:	9781841461182

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Customer Reviews
Whoever said Shakespeare had to be dull ... - Rated I needed it for my Higher course, but when it came through the door i thought it was the wrong thing. I mean it has cartoons!!! But after using it in class i realised just how helpful it was. Theres loads of notes, and little passages describing whats going on (in plain English for those not able to determine who's just died, as there is a lot of that! I mean it is Shakespeare after all!!!). But it's still is perfectly acceptable for senior school studies, It makes reading it almost as enjoyable as watching Leonardo DiCaprio splash around in that pool!

Customer Reviews

Whoever said Shakespeare had to be dull ... - Rated 5/5
I needed it for my Higher course, but when it came through the door i thought it was the wrong thing. I mean it has cartoons!!! But after using it in class i realised just how helpful it was. Theres loads of notes, and little passages describing whats going on (in plain English for those not able to determine who's just died, as there is a lot of that! I mean it is Shakespeare after all!!!). But it's still is perfectly acceptable for senior school studies,
It makes reading it almost as enjoyable as watching Leonardo DiCaprio splash around in that pool!