Books with title Shakespeare's Life

This fascinating introduction to William Shakespeare illustrates the major events of his life and how they influenced his works, and subsequently how this has affected literature of today. Shakespeare was at the forefront of the English Renaissance. Although he is known as a playwright, he began his career as a stage-hand and then an actor at the theatre, giving personal readings to Elizabeth I in her private chambers.

This fascinating introduction to William Shakespeare illustrates the major events of his life and how they influenced his works, and subsequently how this has affected literature of today. Shakespeare was at the forefront of the English Renaissance. Although he is known as a playwright, he began his career as a stage-hand and then an actor at the theatre, giving personal readings to Elizabeth I in her private chambers.

Things are disappearing mysteriously from Will Shakespeare's acting company, and it looks like an inside job. Everyone's eyes are on Widge, the orphan boy turned actor, and former thief. Widge knows better than anyone that Shakespeare's plays must be protected at all costs. In order to prove his innocence and clear his name, Widge must learn a new role: spy. But can he dig through the suspects and skulduggery and catch the true culprit?

Things are disappearing mysteriously from Will Shakespeare's acting company, and it looks like an inside job. Everyone's eyes are on Widge, the orphan boy turned actor, and former thief. Widge knows better than anyone that Shakespeare's plays must be protected at all costs. In order to prove his innocence and clear his name, Widge must learn a new role: spy. But can he dig through the suspects and skulduggery and catch the true culprit?

“Shakespeare” is the third and final book in the series “Puppy People and Kitty Kiddies” and continues the format of a chapter book with footnotes. It illustrates the procedure on how to train, feed, and care for a kitten. “Shakespeare” is the life of a Domestic Shorthair cat telling the his life from kitten to death. It describes in words and pictures the responsibilities that entail being a cat owner in words that the reader can understand. “Shakespeare” was written for children between the ages of six and eleven, those individuals recovering from a stroke and in need of speech therapy, and people learning English as a second language. It is a basic guide to cat ownership. Parental discretion is advised regarding the last paragraph.