The Tempest
The Tempest by Jennifer Mulherin, published by Cherrytree in 1992, is a concise exploration of Shakespeare’s play, designed for readers engaging with English literature. This edition, comprising 32 pages, provides a summary of the play while incorporating much of the original text, offering insights into the context of Shakespeare’s life and times.
Readers will find detailed descriptions of the main characters, including their appearance, personality, and motivations, which are complemented by illustrations depicting them in period costumes. This book serves as a resource for those studying Shakespeare’s works, particularly within the framework of the National Curriculum for Key Stages 2 and 3, enhancing understanding of the themes and elements present in The Tempest.
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Part of a series which reviews the plays of Shakespeare in the context of Shakespeare’s life and times. Each play is summarized, using as much of the original text as possible. The main characters are described – their appearance, their personality and their motivation – and the illustrations display the characters in costume to help the reader relate to the times in which the play is set. This particular book looks at the play The Tempest.
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