pickI love Shakespeare's works. I was listening to/re-reading (I like to read the book while listening to the audiobook for anything I read for university) this play because I am going to refer to it in my exam in two days. And of course I love this play just like anything Shakespeare wrote 😂
1. A lot of books? I have to juggle because if I don't I won't read anything other than my assigned reading for university. So I'm currently reading 6/7 books? Sometimes I can't keep track of what I'm reading, but that's how I work
2. Hopeless by Colleen Hoover
3. Will I ever be good enough by Karyl McBride and also an Arabic book called علاقات خطرة (It means in English "dangerous relationships") by Mohamed Taha
#weekendreads @rachelsbrittain
pickSong of the Witches Wonderful and fun.
#Scarathlon #TeamHarkness @StayCurious
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Must read (TL) for high school level great for DR. So many other writers have their own version of this particular story line. Tragic and dramatic it is excellent for any library...for an older audience. UDL, Provide multiple means of representation, provide options for comprehension. EL, teach questioning for clarification. techniques#LAE3414sp19
https://www.teacher.org/daily/using-questioning-discussion-techniques/
pick"Maybe I should've worn the armour, & you the gown." ?
#Gratitude30
#Words
@hermyknee
I think it‘s all the energy I have left today...just enough to post this, however unoriginal (could it be any more unoriginal—robbing from poor old Shakespeare, alas?) it may be. Voting day, after all...I‘m spent.
Two weeks late, but I've made it to Act 2 for the #ShakespeareReadalong. 🙄
Today I went to the FOTL Clearance sale and picked up this little gem. I usually restrict my hunt for old copies of ‘Hamlet‘ but this caught my eye: An 1897 edition with very light and very few pencil markings and a discreet library stamp. The front bottom edge of the cover shows some damage from long term storage on a shelf, but the pages show very little discoloration. It‘s small, but I love the feel of it when I open up the pages 🙂
#bookhaul
"Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn and cauldron bubble.
Cool it with a baboon's blood,
Then the charm is firm and good."
#MacBeth is probably one of my favourite Shakespeare plays. It's so weird and twisty! Also the witches have the best lines.
#seductiveshakespeare @jenniferw88
I had to look this one up, but as soon as I read the lyrics... Lady MacBeth's sleepwalking scene came right to mind. "Out, out damn spot!"
#FlagpoleSitta
#90sinJuly
@Cinfhen @Robothugs
So my work collects and distributes things for teachers in our area. JoAnn's donates a lot of holiday stuff...including witch mice. I saw the three sitting there on the shelf and I just knew. I present to you...MICEBETH!
"When shall we three eat cheese again?"
pickAnother square for my bingo card #LitsyReadingChallenge2017 #LitsyAtoZ #LetterM
I really should get ready for work and stop playing on #Listy. 😂Yeah right.
New #audiobook
Spike narrates!!!
A post-apocalyptic #Macbeth getting handsy with my niece, who is playing the Messenger. Loved hearing the immortal words of the Bard spoken by my amazing niece. #midnightbookgirl #shakespeare #highschoolplay
As I predicted, reading in serial format didn't survive the weekend ... I upgraded my #serialreader app and binged on the rest of The Importance of Being Earnest. Now I'm about to start Macbeth, which I've been meaning to read for literal decades. 💀 Cheers to this app for giving me the nudge I needed!
pickMy fav Shakespeare play, of those I've read in school!! This is a great graphic novel portrayal of Macbeth's betrayal. "Out damn spot." #photoadaynov16
pick"And oftentimes, to win us to our harm, the instruments of darkness tell us truths,win us with honest trifles, to betray's in deepest consequence" // I just read Macbeth in 2 days and in 2 sittings for my humanities class. I've always adored Shakespeare and amidst the old-speak and blank verse rhymes is found quite the story of a fallen man whom we can learn a great deal from! #Shakespeare #Macbeth
#SpineChillingPoetry #AllHallowsRead I don't read much poetry, but I'm thinking Shakespeare is a good contender 🙌🏻 The Song of the Witches may not be quite so spine chilling but the imagery is pretty flipping awesome 💞☠️😈💀
pickI've always been a fan of Shakespeare and Macbeth does not disappoint!
"Who could refrain,
That had a heart to love, and in that heart
Courage to make ‘s love known?"
Today I got to teach 7 second and third graders about not saying the name of the Scottish play. I am proud to be teaching the next generation of thespians!
I bought the Serial App and it's going be to be a great way to read all the Shakespeare I want! First up, Macbeth. And I have to say, Lady Macbeth is the female equivalent of Patrick Bateman.
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