Books by Lisa M. Klein
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review 1: This historical fiction book explores the relationship between William Shakespeare and Meg, the barmaid at the Boar’s Head Inn, who sometimes disguises herself as her “brother” Mack. They are both attempting to escape troubled lives and begin a close friendship. Between the topic...
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review 1: Read down to the very last page and proud of it! Well written although I like most of this authors books so i may be a bit biased it was a great story and one of the only books where the girl doesn't go sobbing back to the first boy who made eyes at her I was delighted that this ...
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review 1: I never read Macbeth so all of the characters are brand new to me. This story was very intriguing, I kept wondering what was going to happen next. I loved the character of Albia- I can't picture reading Macbeth without her, but I plan on reading it the first chance I get. I bough...
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review 1: This book was very well told with elements of fiction, but also with a lot of historic facts as well. The characters were made up, but there was also a lot of real life figures from the Civil War. It was a little slow to get going, but once it did, I could hardly put the book dow...
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review 1: Klein expands the play to tell the story of Albia, the daughter of Lady Macbeth and her husband, who, the author tells us, might have existed (the birth of daughters would usually have gone unrecorded). What if she had? What is her story? Deformed at birth, the baby is taken o...