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Any tips for understanding the language of the text? I'm 14 and have read A Midsummer Night's Dream, as well as the Merchant of Venice, and I really want to read MAAN. However with AMND and MOV I had help with the words as I read them as school copies, so the words and their definitions were printed on the opposite page. I really want to read MAAN, as I've seen it on stage and it seems brilliant!

Vanessa Andujo First read the No Fear version, you can read it free just google 'No Fear Shakespeare' It'll have the original on the left and a 'modern translation' …moreFirst read the No Fear version, you can read it free just google 'No Fear Shakespeare' It'll have the original on the left and a 'modern translation' on the right. After that I also recommend watching the movie (less)

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Is this book something I can enjoy as a teen?

Chelsea Yes, I first read it as a teen and it's still one of my favorite Shakespeare plays. Shakespeare is meant to be performed, so in addition to reading it…moreYes, I first read it as a teen and it's still one of my favorite Shakespeare plays. Shakespeare is meant to be performed, so in addition to reading it, try to watch a performance- either local or the 1993 movie. (less)

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why do i have to read this?

Lyn Because you have no free will in school
Shakespeare is valuable to your education and you will fail if you don't read it. …moreBecause you have no free will in school
Shakespeare is valuable to your education and you will fail if you don't read it. (less)

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