ROMEO AND JULIET – CLASSIC LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN

ROMEO AND JULIET – CLASSIC LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN

Discover William Shakespeare by reading ROMEO AND JULIET - A CHILDREN'S CLASSIC, the greatest love story of all time: The Roman and the Juliet they are forced to hide their love, because their families hate each other to death. Step back in time and tour Verona, Italy to learn how love conquers all.
The play Romeo and Juliet is about two teenagers who fall madly and deeply in love and is the most famous and tragic love story in the world. Wait, did you say tragic? How can a love story be tragic, you might wonder. Well sometimes the grown-up world is complicated, and that's one of the things he says Shakespeare. While one part of Shakespeare's story is about the innocent and youthful love between Romeo and Juliet, the other part is about the opposite emotion: hatred.

Just as love blinds Romeo and Juliet, anger and hate also blind people but in a much worse way. With this ending Shakespeare wants us to understand that sometimes love can lead us to do things we have not thought through, and that anger and revenge always do more harm than good.

The line Classic Children's Literature showcases the greatest works of literature and builds the foundation of timeless appreciation for our most beloved classic authors. With gorgeous colorful illustrations and child-friendly analysis of each work, it aims to connect children with the stories and writers that have shaped our culture. Because the classic is timeless. So do his readers. The series won in 2016 and 2017 at children's book awards Moonbeam the gold award as a better series of books!

Each book includes the following sections:
• About the author
• Our story begins
• Main characters
• Keywords
• Question game
• Analysis

They inspire children to love literature! – Publishers Weekly

The iconic works of classic literature written for children! – The Guardian

In the same series there are also: Odyssey - Discovering Homer, Moby Dick – Discovering Herman Melville, TJane Eyre – Discovering Charlotte Bronte and Pride and Prejudice – Discovering Jane Austen