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Shakespeare'i Öpmek (2000)

by Pamela Mingle(Favorite Author)

3.57 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: Oh god, another Twilight-like story? How very intriguing yet repelling. Reading thousands upon thousands of teen fictions does give you the ability to tell a good fiction to a bad one, also shooting your expectations to the highest. I must admit, at first, it intrigued me, but I remember feeling like I couldn't get past the first 20 sheets of paper, around the middle, it got better in the sense that it was fathomable, to a point of course, but it made me feel like I had to force myself to get through the beginning. Now, the good, the bad, and the suggested.The Good: At least the author was able to create a vivid image of the era they were in by language, cultures, food, etc. etc. She was also able to pin-point the differences of our world from theirs, which i feel I could ... moregive an genuine applaud to.The Bad: Frankly, if I were to rate this 2 stars, it really can't all be that good. 1. It could have been written better and 2. It put me on the verge of just completely putting the book down, it's just that the beggining is generally supposed to be the "best" or just best written part of the book, while in this case, the middle/core was.The Suggested: If you're a serious reader, then you really shouldn't be wasting your time on this book, because you could be reading the actual thing like Hamlet, Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, Pride and Prejudice etc etc. But this book really isn't the worst and I think would be worth reading on spare time, yes, it may not be a book I would want to rush on my homework for, but it isn't a book I would or have completely ignored.
review 2: What do you do if your a time traveler that has seen a vision of William Shakespeare becoming a priest? You go to the future where every girl is a skank and bring her back to seduce Shakespeare. Of course the problem is she really is a virgin and you fall in love with her. Oh yeah them make the ending of the book suck. If you can't tell by now I'm suggesting you skip this book. The only good part was reading about religious turmoil that was occurring during the reign of Elizabeth. less

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