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Blueberry
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Eggs Perfect 👌🏼 1d
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AnishaInkspill
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#TLT #ThreeListThursday @dabbe

This was fun, there were so many here I have not got around to reading and it was a good reminder, and by sheer coincidence I will soon be reading An of the People, translation by Arthur Miller. I am really excited about this one as I didn't even know I had it and found it in one of my anthologies as I was looking through the content.

dabbe Yay! We only got through the Cs, so more booklists are coming! Thanks for playing and sharing! 🩵🩶🩵 5d
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Tripex

Rereading
People might think I'm cr**y with all the smiling to myself while reading 😊

CarolynM It never fails to make me laugh, no matter how many times I read or watch it😀 5d
Tripex @CarolynM you get it 😀 4d
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mdemanatee
King Lear | William Shakespeare
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So true bestie

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Morr_Books
Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare
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My January #Roll100 picks. I think I'm going to start with the tagged book, as I think my Shakespeare knowledge is lacking. Maybe I should've started a Shakespeare book club instead of the one I currently run lol. #Roll100 @PuddleJumper

PuddleJumper I like reading the comedies 2w
Morr_Books @PuddleJumper I enjoyed this Shakespeare immensely. 4h
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AnishaInkspill
A Doll's House | Henrik Ibsen
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#SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern #stageplay #2025reads

I found this to be a wonderful, thought-provoking play, which did take me several attempts to see the nuances but I‘m glad I kept trying.

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mdemanatee
King Lear | William Shakespeare
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Busting out those theatre student skills to revisit Lear before going back to Private Rites (one time I read 2-3 plays after a late night rehearsal 🙃)

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MariaW
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Pickpick

When you prepare your lessons with one edition and your students receive another edition… 🙈😤🙈
This definitely an interesting play about the hovering danger of an atomic bomb in the 70ies. I don‘t think it‘s funny, as it is declared a comedy, but definitely worth reading/watching. And unfortunately, it is quite up-to-dare again.

tpixie How frustrating to have two different additions, but it may also be interesting to compare and teach them about different translations. Right now I‘m reading Les Mis and comparing the different translations has been interesting. 2w
MariaW @tpixie The thing is I prepared my lessons with my edition. 🙈 And in that case language does not matter because it is the original. But I did check different translations, like you do now with Les Miserables, with the German translation of Pride & Prejudice and some of them were not good. 😤 2w
tpixie @MariaW Yes quality of translations can really make a difference !! How frustrating. Lesson planning takes so much time!!! 🫂🫂🫂 hugs 2w
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Blueberry
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Lol. I love this.

CarolynM Fabulous! 2w
tpixie Very interesting! I love Venn Diagrams. 2w
Sparklemn I love them, too! 2w
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MariaW
The Physicists: A Comedy in Two Acts | Friedrich Drrenmatt, Joel Agee
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Dürrenmatt did write the 11th hour on the atomic clock directly into our memory - with satanic, ridiculous laughter.

Clare-Dragonfly Wow! I don‘t really understand what that means but it is certainly intense and evocative. 3w
MariaW @Clare-Dragonfly This play was written in the 70ies during Cold War and tries to make fun of the atomic bomb hanging over our heads like tge sword of Damocles back then. 3w
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