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When I Hacked the Snow Prince

When I Hacked the Snow Prince

I ask. "Which book do you want?" She asks. "Any tragedy play?" I say as I don't remember any other tragedy plays other than Romeo and Juliet. "I'm not great at literature. If you tell the book name, I will search and see whether it's here," she says. "Ahh..okay. Even me too," I nod and take my phone out of my pocket, going to g****e, typing Shakespeare's tragedy plays. "Please check if there's Macbeth or Hamlet," someone suddenly says from behind me and Miss Bennet frowns. I quickly recognize the voice as Asher Carter's. But the voice sounded hoarse.
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Pinky Narrazo Barata
I rarely comment and rate books. But this one sure deserved 5 stars. I love the story, the characters, the exchange of conversation, it's really a heart warming one. I wish there will be more chapters, I enjoyed reading it. Keep writing beautiful story Author Nigel! .........
Anju Vidhu
Oh God... by the end I was crying... This book is one of the best I've read in this app... I'm falling in love with Carrie and Asher again and again in each chapter... The sweet love they have is melting my heart... Loved Aaron and Ty and their relationship too... ...️ ...
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Carry My Child, Miss Laurier

Carry My Child, Miss Laurier

"Are you sure these Author's biography is on the syllabus?" "Read or fail?" I purse my lips with a dismissing sigh. "It’s a hugely readable book, since B**e is happy to speculate – drawing on what evidence is available – as to many of the great mysteries of Shakespeare’s life and work, such as the identity of the ‘Mr W. H.’ to whom the 1609 printing of the Sonnets was dedicated. It has been called ‘the best modern book on Shakespeare’ (by RSC founder Sir Peter Hall) and is essential reading for anyone interested in the Bard. Also well worth the read is B**e’s biography of the Bard."
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The Six Elements

The Six Elements

“I mean, if you don’t have one it’s fine, but if you do, it’s also fine if you won’t let me borrow it for the night. I’ll just go back to bed and—” “Oh! Don’t be silly, I’ll let you borrow one of course, oh no…I won’t let you borrow it… I’ll let you have it!” she said “As in… You’ll give it to me?!” Alexa answered with surprise. “Yes of course! Because I just finished reading it and I find no use of it in the future…I do hope you like William Shakespeare, because it’s one of his works.” Mrs. Hems said, she handed Alexa a book, Alexa glanced at it’s cover, it read “Romeo & Juliet”. She stared at the cover for a few seconds which made Mrs. Hems a bit puzzled and confused.
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A Mafia's Obsession

A Mafia's Obsession

I stood up and returned the book I was reading before going over to her. "I have a feeling already" I cheekily replied with a gloaty smile. Who ever he was, I was really anxious to meet him. "So tell me child. What book were you reading?"Maya asked as we walked through the hallways. I laughed. "One of Williams Shakespeare's books. King Lear is the tittle" "You know I wish i could read English books. I can only speak but I don't know how to read" Maya confessed. I was so thrown aback by her statement.
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Trapped with the Alpha

Trapped with the Alpha

"Mirabel and Stephanie could you kindly come to the front please, thank you for coming for this class, we really appreciate your presence" the lecturer mocked Stephanie immediately poked Mirabel because she had warned her that they were running late for the class but that was when she remembered that she wanted to put on her best clothes to class. " I warned you" she said as she tapped her., " Ouch be nice" Mirabel said They got to the front of the class and were both made to make an improvisation of any of the shakespearean novels they had read, this excited Stephanie as she had read practically almost all the novels there in but Mirabel had no idea what a shakespearean novel looked like bu
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Falling For A Man Of The City

Falling For A Man Of The City

by William Shakespeare staring back at me. I remember doing a paper on it back in high school and despite boasting the diverse tastes my tongue has touched I could admit I struggled with Shakespearean language. If it hadn't been for the summaries I found on the internet I know I would have most probably failed. "I don't know anyone who reads Shakespeare for fun," I muttered, she jumped slightly and her face morphed into wide eyes and parted lips whilst placing her book down. She quickly regained her composure and chuckled lightly, cheeks turning a pink tint before she shuffled in her seat, "I... uh must admit I'm more of an art person. Someone close to me appreciated his work, so I vowed at
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Mated To Four

Mated To Four

I fan myself with my book, trying to think of anything except sex. The problem is… we’re reading a really boring book in English and the teacher wants us to spend the class period reading. Yep, turns out even shifters having boring old books too. And we’re reading some fictional, forbidden love story between a tiger shifter and a raven shifter. Which sounds great, in theory. But the words they use make it feel more like I’m trying to decipher an ancient language. It’s worse than Shakespeare. Phoenix asks who Shakespeare is and even I don’t have an answer for that one. All I know is that I’d rather be reading Harry Potter during English. Or, literally, anything from this century would be grea
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Between a Lycan and a Wolf

Between a Lycan and a Wolf

And I stuttered like a fool and sat back down on the chair. He chuckled, “Shakespeare's brilliant and spirited lawyer in The Merchant of Venice,” He pointed at my name on the paper, “Her name is Portia.” “Oh…” I blinked at it in confusion. I know about Shakespeare. I’m pretty sure everyone does but I’ve never read any of his plays or books, “I see,” I looked at my name on the form. “You haven’t read his books, right?” I shook my head, “Well if you’re up for it, I can lend you the book with Portia in it.”
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Bridget Marquis
I only just started reading this yesterday but I'm already 29 chapters in and don't want to put it down. It's a great book so far and a hidden gem. hopefully more people will read it, rate it and review it so others can find it. Well worth the read and much better than many books I've read on here.
gogot29032
I love the second couple! I've always wanted to read something like this. Stripper X Lycan prince! There was a huge difference between the two but I love how you proceeded with the story and how you described their feelings. waiting for more chapters!
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The Rejected Slave

The Rejected Slave

She chuckled and walked to the shelf, she trailed her fingers on the books looking for one with a title she might like. She saw Romeo and Juliet by Williams Shakespeare, it's an old book but she's kind of a romantic. Scarlett smirked and brought it out from its position. "Cool" She smiled, staring at the red book cover. She walked to Xavier's seat and sat down on it. She flipped the pages of the book and began reading. It looked interesting but Shakespearean English was getting her tired and bored. "Thou hast…" She yawned and her eyes slowly closed. The door suddenly slammed shut and it jerked out of the nightmare she was facing.
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Outracing Demons (The Streets Series)

Outracing Demons (The Streets Series)

I asked, nodding at the bookcase. “Like may not be the right word.” I smiled and dropped down into the sofa. “You are correct.” “Have you read them all?” “Parts of them. Not entire pieces. It’s—dry.” He chuckled and sat down beside me. “Who’s your favorite?” “Shakespeare,” I said, without hesitation. “Really? I didn’t expect that. Is there a hopeless romantic hiding inside of you?” I rested my cheek in my hand and shook my head. “No. I don’t think so. There’s just something about the fantasy and the prose that gets me. The splendor of it all, I guess. Does that make sense?”
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When I think about the influence of Shakespeare readers on theater culture, it’s pretty fascinating. Of course, Shakespeare's work is iconic, consisting of plays that have stood the test of time. These readers are often passionate individuals or groups who dive into the rich language, complex characters, and intricate plots. What I find amazing is how a single performance of 'Hamlet' can differ dramatically depending on the interpretation by the director and the actors, yet the core remains immutable.

Someone who passionately reads Shakespeare brings a unique perspective to interpretations, often pushing for more creative and innovative productions. They can debate the nuances of a character’s motivations or advocate for modern adaptations of classic plays. It’s thrilling to observe how they weave discussions about contemporary issues into performances, making the Bard’s work resonate with new audiences. Watching an audience engage and react to a timeless story in a productive and relevant way truly elevates the experience. The depth of engagement they foster encourages theater culture to evolve continuously, ensuring that Shakespeare’s work remains vibrant and exciting for generations to come.

It's also about community—Shakespeare readers often form groups or clubs, creating a space where they can share interpretations and attend live performances together. This sense of camaraderie cultivates a deeper appreciation for the art form and inspires future playwrights and actors.

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