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Shakespeare is widely recognized as the greatest writer in history, but rumors have long spread about who really wrote the plays! This book presents the story of Shakespeare adapted to a middle-school reading level. A factual biography of Shakespeare’s life (including what we don’t know), images of historic locations, discussions of prominent theories and skeptic takes on them, and more make this a great educational resource!
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Description
William Shakespeare is the most famous author in the English language. Or is he? Some scholars believe plays such as Romeo and Juliet or Hamlet could not have been written by an uneducated common person like Shakespeare. In fact, for someone so talented, we know very little about his life. Is it possible that someone else wrote the famous plays. Or that there was a group of authors conspiring to hide their identities? Read the facts and the theories, then decide for yourself.
History’s Mysteries Graded Readers bring controversies in history alive. Students learn the facts, review interpretations, and do their own research.
Inside find:
- What we know and don’t know about Shakespeare’s life
- A review of the most common theories of Shakespeare’s identity
- Discussions of his poetry and plays
- Historical images and other visual resources
- Discussion and comprehension questions
- Research projects
- Writing prompts
Additional information
| Weight | 0.22 oz |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 7 × 0.07 in |
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| ISBN paperback | 978-1-956159-64-6 |
| Pages | 26 pages |
| Publication Date | 11-Sep-25 |
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| Paperback Size | 7 x 10 inches |
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