pickThe ebook edition I got was kind of garbled at times (weird typos), but I found this a surprisingly brisk read. Nice to finally place some of the quotations that go around in context.
Mostly just read it for this StoryGraph challenge, which echoes a Goodreads challenge: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reading_challenges/b39b226a-7d82-4267-a215-77dde52... But I appreciated it more than I'd expected.
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Ghost guest at banquet.
Only Macbeth sees Banquo.
Crown weighs heavy now.
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panAs a Julie Andrew‘s fan I thought this book would be exciting and fun to read. It was so boring and longwinded. Barely focus on each individual film and it was like reading a very long wikipedia page.
pickRead The Crucible to get ready to watch John Proctor is the Villain on Broadway.
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Nooses whisper as
the girls' lies waft through Salem––
truth burning in flames.
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I obviously needed to see a second ballet this month. 😂
pickEven though interviews are definitely not my favouritw kind of text type I enjoyed the interviews with Judi Dench very much. She is a very witty person and her insight on the different characters were very interesting. I‘m going to use excerpts of this book in my English lessons for sure. 💪💪💪
“Two households, both alike in dignity,
In fair Verona, where we lay our scene”
La casa di Giulietta a Verona.
Juliet‘s home, at least the one featured in the movie Letters to Juliet, in Verona.
