Part two of library discard #bookhaul is some nonfiction. I just perused the tagged last library visit. Kiddo likes coral reefs (book is a little below level but 🤷🏻♀️). Illustrated Canterbury Tales for kids and Atlas of the Medieval World will be handy for next time through medieval history, and the Wild West Fact Tracker will be good for fourth grade history next school year.
Turns out the new #GlobeTheatre is not quite on the site of the original. The original site is now, of course, flats.
At the amazing store at the #GlobeTheatre #LondonUK
pick#SongsOfSummer Day 16: Sutcliffe gave a brief overview of what London was like during Shakespeare‘s period in his biography of Shakespeare‘s words (not the man) and how most of the people regarded going to the theatre as their primary recreation, esp during #HotSummerNight(s). Apparently: “As many as 18,000 people a week made their way to the city‘s playhouses. That‘s nearly one in every ten Londoners.” My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-in9
I love this book cover! I'm a big Shakespeare fan, so I'm tempted to keep this. 😉
An enchanting children's story about time travel involving theatre and Shakespeare. I think this is one of Susan Cooper's lesser-known books that #needsmorelove. This cover probably needed more hate so that it was never approved. Elizabethan neck ruff plus sneakers and skateboard? Done! Time travel cover 🙈 #timeaftertime #AugustGrrrl #AndItsAugust @Cinfhen @RealLifeReading
I'm planning a scheme of work based around King of Shadows for middle ability year 7 students. Better get stuck in!
Really enjoying this account of how The Globe Theatre Company staged Hamlet in every country of the world over a two year period. #hamlet #shakespeare #globetheatre
