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Shakespeare's Secret
Shakespeare's Secret | Elise Broach
Starting sixth grade at a new school is never easy, especially when your name is Hero. Named after a character in a Shakespeare play, Hero isn't at all interested in this literary connection. But when she's told by an eccentric neighbor that there might be a million dollar diamond hidden in her new house and that it could reveal something about Shakespeare's true identity, Hero is determined to live up to her name and uncover the mystery.
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BarbaraJean
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I finished this all in one day—such fun! The main character, Hero, is trying to settle into her new house and blend in at her new school, when she finds out about a local/historical mystery she sets out to solve. There‘s a bit of mystery, a bit of Shakespeare, a bit of history, some wonderful characters along the way, and a satisfying conclusion to it all. Really enjoyed this one.

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The new homeschool year is in full swing, as evidenced by the beautiful mess everywhere. We are studying early modern history, animals & evolution, and reading, memorizing, & learning all about Shakespeare. The tagged book is our first read-aloud and it is excellent—sort of a cozy mystery steeped in history and tween angst. There are some neat intergenerational friendships and commentary on social mores. Plus lots of cinnamon toast! 🤤

BarbaraBB It looks so cozy and happy! 😍 4y
Leftcoastzen Wow , super impressive! Hey , I want cinnamon toast! 4y
batsy I read this book and enjoyed it! This photo makes me so happy 💕 4y
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saresmoore @batsy I thought of you when I posted this! 🥰 4y
saresmoore @Leftcoastzen 😂 The power of suggestion! 4y
Suet624 I wish my grandkids could go to your school. 4y
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