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February 3, 2013
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"HERE I GO! I have never ventured to read a Shakespeare on my own, but I think that it's about time! I've chosen Romeo and Juliet because John Green did a Crash Course for it and I really want to hear what he has to say; it'll be a good way to try reading on my own but still having some teacher guidance. Also, the format is really exciting: I'm listening to a full-cast audiobook while reading along on my iPad! :)"
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Sep 21, 2016 06:17AM
Oh my god, same.
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Yes i agree with you!! its so satisfying when you finally read a book that people been talking about. and its so interesting because you cant stop reading because you are always wondering what is going to happen next . Its crazy how two people that just meet can fall deeply in love as much as their family hate each other
i agree because at first you don´t what to read it but when you start reading you just don´t want to stop because its so interesting the way they say they love each other but they have only known each other one night
I agree because were ever you go you all ways going to here about the famous Shakespear and about romeo and Juliet. In Mostly every high school movie you will see that they are doing the play and then you read the actual book and its a fascinating experience of finally reading it after hearing about it.
I agree with you, it's so interesting because it goes in details how Romeo and Juliet love each other. At first when I heard that my class was going to read Romeo and Juliet I thought that it was going to be really boring because my family members told me.
