Macbeth: A Graphic Novel: A Graphic Novel (A Classroom-Friendly Visual Adaptation of Shakespeare's Tragedy for YA & Teens Ages 12+ in Grades 7-12) (Shakespeare Classics Graphic Novels)

Es Graphic Novel diferente escrito por Shakespeare. Esta una novela interesante y aunque se la compre a mi hermana que es un teenager que la necesitaba para la escuela. Considero que le puede gustar a toda persona que quiera leer algo diferente

As a teacher, I found Macbeth to be one of the more difficult Shakespeare plays to teach, as most students do not identify with the characters or the theme. Hinds did an excellent job translating Macbeth to a graphic novel so students can more easily understand the story and the characters. Sometimes, it's difficult to read a story with so many characters and names. When students have a face to connect to a character's name, it makes following the plot so much easier. I am also happy to report, unlike Hind's GN of Beowulf, there are no unclothed female body parts or sexually suggestive scenes as in The Odyssey GN, which makes teaching Macbeth with this GN much more classroom friendly. I highly recommend this GN.

I teach AP English literature and have been teaching "Macbeth" for years. Students always love it because it's full of the supernatural, sex, and murder, but helping them evaluate the text and get use to Shakespearean language is obviously a challenge. This graphic novel version of "Macbeth" is great because it keeps the original text, although pares it down a lot. I use it in addition to the original play for my AP students. For my ENG IV Honors students - who read British literature for the year - we just use this text when studying "Macbeth," and they really enjoyed it and understood the story. They are still exposed to the language of Shakespeare, but let's face it, the pictures help a lot. Artwork is amazing!

I am reading this to my 11yo and the illustrations being the story to life. The text is mostly complete.

The pictures draw the students in! Just know that the dialogue is all authentic. There is no watering down of the language. I like this but others may be looking for something more interpretive. The illustrations go a very long way in assisting in the comprehension of the language though.

I love the way the graphics settled with brief notes. It is worth my time.

Beautiful interpretation of the Scottish play. The artwork is amazing and wonderfully conveys the emotion of the play. This book makes Shakespeare accessible to all.

Really easy reading of the play, with great illustrations. I picked it up to glance at it, but then couldn't put it down until the ending.

This Graphic Novel is by far the best one out there! It is nicely drawn and uses an abridged version of Shakespeare's own lines instead of a modern English translation. Although some words might be different, the author really shows his excellent knowledge of the tragedy, Shakespeare's time and the time of Macbeth. I simply love it and my students like it as well.

I bought it for an IB student studying the play (you don’t say the name). Excellent, so much easier than just reading the unillustrated text.

I have used this book to support my teaching of Macbeth in Year 5. The children love it and it has really supported and enhanced their understanding of the play. The illustrations are really vivid and detailed, as well as being easy to follow and interpret. I also love that the text, while abridged in places, is true to the original play and keeps Sheakspeare's rhythm, flow and timing as much as possible.

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A graphic novel you must have. For those who do not understand the original writing but want to know this story which lasts and will last for ages this book is a must.