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Julius Caesar (Barron's Graphic Classics)

by William Shakespeare

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A graphic novel retelling of Shakespeare's play.
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I enjoyed reading a graphic novel for the first time. It is way better because of the illustrations that make it more like a comic book. I also enjoyed reading about Shakespeare,Julius Caesar, Rome, and the Timeline of events. Students can find the definitions of the difficult vocabulary used in the novel on the bottom of each page for easier understanding of the story. ( )
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