| 1. From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler | 
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By: E. L. Konigsburg, William Shakespeare
Publisher: Atheneum Books
1972-07
This was the best book ever I loved reading From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.You will love this book and so will your friend's... more
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| 2. The Winter's Tale (The Arden Shakespeare) |
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By: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Routledge
1990-01
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(This review is for the talking book version of this play on compact disc by the "Complete Arkangel Shakespeare" and published by BBC Audiobooks America.)
"Too hot, too hot!
To mingle friendship far is mingling bloods.
I have tremor cordis on me,--my heart dances;
But not for joy,--not joy.--This entertainment
May a free face put on; derive... more
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| 3. Macbeth |
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By: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Washington Square Press
August 01, 1992
I ordered the Arden Shakespeare version of Macbeth and was sent the Signet Classic edition, which is also good, but of course we all like to get what we order. I suppose it was just a matter of misnomer, and I am relatively content with Signet.
Footnotes are decent, but any Shakespeare play should also be used in accordance with a Lexicon for a second definition if nothing else... more
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| 4. Julius Caesar |
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By: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Washington Square Press
August 01, 1992
This edition of the text has very confusing page numbers. Rather than separating the sections by scenes and acts, the book numbers at the top 2.3.45 or 1.1.115. It makes it more difficult in a way to find specific scenes because they run together on the page rather than appear with a break between the scenes. However the Arden edition has very nice notes that help with difficult passages or references... more
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| 5. Venus and Adonis | |
By: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Winchester Publications
1948
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| 6. The Merchant of Venice: The Applause Shakespeare Library | 
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By: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Applause Books
January 01, 2001
Features:- 216 Pages
- Published by Applause Books
- Softcover
The merchants been around many many years...This particular edition Signet is more than just a copy .It is an intellectualy stimulating account by men
well respected and a wonderful experience for those who enjoy going to the next step.Try it... you'll like it. Charles Corcoran... more
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| 7. Hamlet (The New Folger Library Shakespeare) |
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By: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
July 01, 2003
"Hamlet" doesn't need any introduction -- the tortured Dane, the ghost, meditations on suicide and a climax full of death. But as well-known as the storyline is, the play itself is what deserves the attention, both for Shakespeare's shadowy plot filled with uncertainty and treachery -- and for his brilliant, immortal writing, which takes on a new dimension when read on the page.
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| 8. Romeo and Juliet (No Fear Shakespeare) |
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By: William Shakespeare
Publisher: SparkNotes
April 15, 2003
This is an excellent book. It gives you the original version of the play along with the play written out in plain modern English. This is great if you really find the old language difficult to understand. I highly recommend this book for studying purposes. Use it in conjunction with Cliffs notes and you have it made. ... more
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| 9. The Tempest |
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By: William Shakespeare
Publisher: Digireads.com
January 01, 2005
This edition is NOT the Folger Edition that has notes and definitions like the other reviewers have stated! It is just the text. I bought this for a class based on the reviews and was very disappointed. If you want the Folger Edition that these reviews are talking about, click on the link above their review. I now have to buy a different edition for the notes!!! Waste of money!!!... more
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| 10. A Midsummer Night's Dream |
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By: William Shakespeare
Publisher: CreateSpace
September 28, 2009
i know im 13 i have no right to say its confusing but that of my perspective of whate ive seen so far im doing the play in school and im helena hippolyta snout and wall i know oberon is supposed to be like the lead but my teacher cut some parts out so now im the lead ive remembered many lines and a have untill march i love the goofy character of puck if i would of known what he was like that would... more
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