Title
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Much
Ado About Nothing
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Author
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William
Shakespeare
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Call
Number
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PR2828.A2
M34 2006
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Location
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2nd
Floor Humanities
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Rating
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Highly
Recommended
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Book
Review
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After
much time putting off reading this one, I finally gave in and set my mind to
working through it. While Shakespeare can be difficult to interrupt, I found
this play to one of the easier ones. I referenced support material to deal
with the translation that I would read beforehand, in order to understand the
plot better. I ended up thoroughly enjoying this story. The ups and downs and
drama they all engaged in, not to mention the many scenarios where
conversations were overheard, which lead to many misconceptions that were
nicely tied up by the play's end. It truly gave the main players that
deserved it, a happy ending. After finishing the reading, I watched the 1993
adaption of the play, by Kenneth Branagh. This made me appreciate the play
even more. Just read the play first, before you see the movie!
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Submitted
By
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Jeff
Brouwer
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Department
or Major
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SMC
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Status
|
Staff
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Chapman
Email
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- Leatherby Libraries Community of Readers
- Established in 2007 by the Leatherby Libraries, the Community of Readers is the summer reading program for Chapman University. This program is open to everyone who has borrowing privileges at the Leatherby Libraries and a current library account, including students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Members select books from the Leatherby Libraries and receive prizes upon submission of their first review. The only requirement is that books must be obtained through the Leatherby Libraries.
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Much Ado About Nothing
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