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★ "[Stead's] stunning artistic interpretation of this text (first published in 1960) is a triumph in how it matches the writing's quiet tone without sacrificing visual interest

Tales from Shakespeare by Charles and Mary Lamb (Yesterday's Classics) Cloudette and informative loon facts atFirst published in 1807, these simple retellings of the plots of William Shakespeare plays have delighted generations of children, while serving as an excellent introduction to the dramas of our greatest playwright. Shakespeare's own language is used as much as possible to accustom children to the English of the Elizabethan age and so make easier their transition to the reading of the plays themselves. Numerous black and white illustrations by Louis