Fakespeare--Something Stinks in Hamlet

Fakespeare--Something Stinks in Hamlet
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Fakespeare Series, Book 1

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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2017

Lexile Score

660

Reading Level

3

ATOS

4.6

Interest Level

4-8(MG)

نویسنده

Daniel Jennewein

ناشر

Imprint

شابک

9781250101587
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School Library Journal

June 1, 2017

Gr 3-6-What do rotten tomato fights, moats filled with venomous snakes, and secret stink bombers have in common with Shakespeare? Castle's new series transports a group of unassuming kids into different Shakespearean tales, providing intrigue, adventure, and loads of humor. In Something Stinks, Hallie, Kyle, and Kyle's baby brother find themselves captive in a castle surrounded by a vicious stench, only to be rescued by Hamlet. Together, they plan to overthrow Hamlet's evil uncle and end up discovering a real ghost. In Starcrossed, Becca and Sam meet Romeo Montague, whose family members are feuding with the Capulets over stolen cheese and a dough recipe, preventing either family from making pizza. Sam and Becca must create a romantic chance meeting for Romeo and Juliet and solve the case of the missing ingredients. Both titles are lighthearted and witty introductions to classic Shakespearean tales. Curious students familiar with Shakespeare's name will be drawn to the quirky characters and absurd stories. The fast-moving plots are enhanced by simple dialogue and language, making them perfect for reluctant readers. Students will be pulled in by Jennewein's comic-inspired illustrations. However, it is important to note that young readers will likely fail to pick up on the amusing references to, and twists on, the original works. VERDICT A unique purchase for larger collections and where educators are looking to introduce Shakespearean tales to a younger audience.-Mary-Brook J. Townsend, Episcopal Collegiate School, Little Rock, AR

Copyright 2017 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.




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