pick#WinterGames24 #HolidayBookDragons @LiseWorks 570 total pts
I had one last prompt for my NEWTS challenge, and it was to read a book based on or inspired by Shakespeare, and fortunately this one fit the bill! I've read a few Ian Doescher books, and this one was just as fun as I thought it would be!
pickBeautiful writing but such a sad story! I felt the weaving of timelines was perfect to let me meet all the characters as youngsters and watch them all grow, both generations. Making Agnes the main character really worked for me. At its heart it‘s a story of motherhood and losing a child, that huge grief. The fact of the husband being one of the most famous playwrights isn‘t very important. A story that will stay with me.
A poem for #holly! Shakespeare‘s “Blow, blow thou winter wind” is a song performed in his play As You Like It. It‘s a beautiful song and you can find lovely renditions on YouTube! #photochallenge #christmascheer
Apparently the #bookspin gods want me to read some Shakespeare adaptations this month. I'm down
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Somehow yesterday was just an absolutely phenomenal day on Hamlet Twitter. #hamlettwt
Two weeks ago, I saw the new Broadway production of Romeo and Juliet, so of course I had to revisit the source material beforehand! Like a million others, R&J was my introduction to Shakespeare. I don't love this play but I'm grateful for the teacher who made my 6th grade class read it. It made me a stronger, more confident reader in general and got me curious enough to seek out more of Shakespeare's work, enriching my whole life as a result. ❤️
so-soA little Shakespeare heavy, a lot of references are lost if you‘re not fluent in Shakespeare language!
Library pickup today - a high school Twelfth Night retelling graphic novel.
Nothing makes me think of #Absurdity more than a Christopher Moore book 🤪💙
#DaysDevotedTo… 🍂☕️🧣🍁🌙🥧🕯
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