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"Young Reader's Shakespeare" returns, with another visually stunning and brilliantly rewritten version of one of the Bard's classic plays. "Julius Caesar" has become such a part of our culture that many people even quote from it without realising they are doing so: phrases such as "the dogs of war," "it's Greek to me," and "the evil that men do" have become part of everyday English. With its powerful depiction of political struggle, assassination and a country plunged into chaos, it tells a tale that's as timely today as when Shakespeare first dramatised it.Seamlessly blending Shakespeare's beautiful lines with modern language, Adam McKeown eases children into the world of Imperial Rome. His well-chosen words, aided by Janet Hamlin's striking and boldly coloured paintings, introduce them to unforgettable characters. As a Renaissance scholar, he provides thought-provoking background on Shakespeare and the play, a "Who's Who" of the characters and fascinating questions for young readers to ponder.

"Young Reader's Shakespeare" returns, with another visually stunning and brilliantly rewritten version of one of the Bard's classic plays. "Julius Caesar" has become such a part of our culture that many people even quote from it without realising they are doing so: phrases such as "the dogs of war," "it's Greek to me," and "the evil that men do" have become part of everyday English. With its powerful depiction of political struggle, assassination and a country plunged into chaos, it tells a tale that's as timely today as when Shakespeare first dramatised it.Seamlessly blending Shakespeare's beautiful lines with modern language, Adam McKeown eases children into the world of Imperial Rome. His well-chosen words, aided by Janet Hamlin's striking and boldly coloured paintings, introduce them to unforgettable characters. As a Renaissance scholar, he provides thought-provoking background on Shakespeare and the play, a "Who's Who" of the characters and fascinating questions for young readers to ponder.