As you like it: a Shakespeare story/ retold by Andrew Matthews; illustrated by Tony Ross
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TextSeries: A Shakespeare storyPublisher: London: Orchard books, 2015Edition: Rev. edDescription: 63 pages ; 18 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781846161872Subject(s): Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 | Children's stories | AdaptationsGenre/Form: Children's stories LOC classification: PR 2803 | .M38 2015Summary: The stories come originally from the highly successful gift collection The Orchard Book of Shakespeare Stories. Also included are useful notes on the themes within the stories and a background to the Globe theatre. Andrew Matthews's vibrant and accessible retellings, coupled with expressive and funny illustrations by Tony Ross, provide an introduction to this important part of our cultural heritage in the most enjoyable way
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The stories come originally from the highly successful gift collection The Orchard Book of Shakespeare Stories. Also included are useful notes on the themes within the stories and a background to the Globe theatre. Andrew Matthews's vibrant and accessible retellings, coupled with expressive and funny illustrations by Tony Ross, provide an introduction to this important part of our cultural heritage in the most enjoyable way
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