127 pages
English language
Published March 16, 2011 by Hodder Education.
Presents the play with supporting material, explanation of words and phrases, actors' and directors' views, study questions, etc.
A quick and cute love story between a witch and a ghost. I was curious about the how/why, which cost the last star, but it works just fine without it.
Due to the short format, it's fast-paced, but not hectic. I really enjoyed it and recommend it to anyone who likes paranormal sapphic spice.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
Oh, Macbeth! A great tragedy, I have to say. From a student's perspective, I found Macbeth to be more understandable than Romeo and Juliet. The great fall from the pedestal was certainly more of a show than the fall in Romeo and Juliet. It really captured my interest. Lady Macbeth intrigued me the most out of all the characters. I found her so alluring at first, but as she became weaker, I was surprised and a bit glad at her state of mind. Everything was absolutely fascinating!
