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Manga Shakespeare

Twelfth Night

Richard Appignanesi, William Shakespeare, Nana Li

Abrams Fanfare · Print & ebook · March 1, 2011

Reading lane: YA Classic Adaptation Comics

Adapted by Richard Appignanesi and illustrated by Nana Li, the Manga Shakespeare interpretation of Twelfth Night incorporates fresh ideas and thoughtful settings to introduce the classic play to a new audience of Shakespeare fans.

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Good for fans of MangaGood for readers who enjoy YA Classic Adaptation Comics and Book Notes.

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Authors
Richard Appignanesi, William Shakespeare, Nana Li
Publisher
Abrams Fanfare
Published
March 1, 2011
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
YA Classic Adaptation Comics · Book Notes
Reading lane
YA Classic Adaptation Comics

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  • YA Manga

  • YA Classic Adaptation Comics

About This Book

Adapted by Richard Appignanesi and illustrated by Nana Li, the Manga Shakespeare interpretation of Twelfth Night incorporates fresh ideas and thoughtful settings to introduce the classic play to a new audience of Shakespeare fans. A comedy of mistaken identity and thwarted love, Twelfth Night is one of Shakespeare’s most beloved plays and is frequently performed and studied across the country. When Viola finds herself shipwrecked, she pretends to be a male servant and falls...

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Adapted by Richard Appignanesi and illustrated by Nana Li, the Manga Shakespeare interpretation of Twelfth Night incorporates fresh ideas and thoughtful settings to introduce the classic play to a new audience of Shakespeare fans. A comedy of mistaken identity and thwarted love, Twelfth Night is one of Shakespeare’s most beloved plays and is frequently performed and studied across the country. When Viola finds herself shipwrecked, she pretends to be a male servant and falls in love with Duke Orsino. “This manga adaptation of Shakespeare’s romantic comedy is as enjoyable as the Bard intended. Li’s sweet shojo art style fits the story perfectly, and the pseudohistorical setting is fun. Her deft touch with facial expressions, comic inserts, and chibis (cute little cartoon characters) will help readers understand the Elizabethan dialogue.” — Booklist Manga Shakespeare series: Romeo and Juliet Hamlet A Midsummer Night’s Dream Much Ado About Nothing Othello Twelfth Night Macbeth Julius Caesar

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