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Shakespeare

This series presents timeless dramatic tales filled with passion, betrayal, and human destiny. From tragic love stories to gripping historical events, these works delve into the profound aspects of human nature. Each text is a masterful display of language, remaining relevant across centuries. It's essential reading for anyone who appreciates classic literature.

Ophelia
Third Witch

Recommended Reading Order

  • Third Witch

    • 256 pages
    • 9 hours of reading

    A searing story of passion, betrayal, battles and love, this is Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' stripped of superstition, and its power and beauty refined into fewer words where good balances the evil and there is a happy ending - for some. Following on from OPHELIA, QUEEN OF DENMARK and I AM JULIET, this is the third title in the series for young people that focuses on the reinterpretation of Shakespeare's classic and enduring plays. 'I didn't mean to do it'. Annie is not a witch, but when her mistress Lady Macbeth calls for a potion to 'stiffen Macbeth's sinews', Annie is caught up in plots that lead to murder, kingship and betrayal. Annie must also not only choose between Rab the Blacksmith and Murdoch, Thane of Greymouth, but discover where her loyalty lies. Ages: 10+

    Third Witch
  • Ophelia

    Queen of Denmark

    • 286 pages
    • 11 hours of reading

    This second title in a series reimagines Shakespeare's classic plays for a young audience, building on the themes and characters from I AM JULIET. Aimed at readers aged 10 and up, it offers a fresh perspective on the original works, making them accessible and engaging for a new generation. The series encourages exploration of timeless narratives through a contemporary lens.

    Ophelia