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Classical Comics: Jane Eyre
by
Brigit Viney
Classical Comics is a stunning new series of graded readers for young adult learners that combines attractive comic strip illustrations with timeless classical literature. A fresh blend of contemporary storytelling and captivating artwork ensure that your students will want to return to these stories time and again.
Paperback, 144 pages
Published
by Heinle & Heinle Publishers
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I was initially sceptical about this: it struck me as the latest ''get the kidz into reading'' project. However, I changed my mind after reading this. The artwork was really beautiful. If you have read the book before, it will add to your appreciation. If you haven't, it will encourage you to go and find the original text. I think these graphic novels are a great idea and I will definitely be reading more.
I think one or two reviewers have misunderstood the nature of this graphic no...more
I think one or two reviewers have misunderstood the nature of this graphic no...more
I bought several in the Classical Comics series. They definately are not to be used in place of the text, but to help understand the classics or to be an introduction to the story, if the kids don't know it.
I'm supposed to be reading Jane Eyre for my book club, but it is checked out, so I'm doing the quick and dirty version. I did like the story, but it is chopped up so much - it does not always flow nicely. It did make for an interesting story - ghosts, abuse, and unreq...more
I'm supposed to be reading Jane Eyre for my book club, but it is checked out, so I'm doing the quick and dirty version. I did like the story, but it is chopped up so much - it does not always flow nicely. It did make for an interesting story - ghosts, abuse, and unreq...more
Lindsey
marked it as to-read
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