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bunneeboy
Henry VI Part 3 | William Shakespeare
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Run, Run, Run!
Fight, Fight, Fight!

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bibliothecarivs
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Random book from our personal library.

TieDyeDude McDonagh is wild! I might have to check this out. I have seen a couple productions of The PIllowman. 3d
bibliothecarivs @TieDyeDude, my introduction was a local college production of The Cripple of Inishmaan. All I knew going in was that it took place in Ireland in the past. I loved it and I've now seen many of his and his brother's films. Calvary is a particular favourite. 3d
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bunneeboy
Henry VI Part 2 | William Shakespeare
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More plots, and an indecisive king.

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kwmg40
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I picked up an old “Canadian Educational Edition“ of this play about the murder of Thomas Becket. The notes helped but I expect I still missed a good number of references in Eliot's verse. The story was seasonal, as the drama took place during the Yuletide season.

#gottacatchemall (Lycanrock Dusk: TBR 2+ years) @PuddleJumper
#52bookclub (told in verse)

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bibliothecarivs
King Lear | William Shakespeare
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Random book from our personal library.

Read a different edition in 2005 and later rated it ★★★★☆

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Recent acquisition for our personal library:

📖 Lysistrata and Other Plays by Aristophanes

Souvenir gift from our daughter, who recently visited Athens and Istanbul with her boyfriend.

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lil1inblue
The Post Office | Rabindranath Tagore
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I forgot to take a picture, but my #winternaturecardswap cards are in the mail. And I got to read a chapter of my book while waiting in line for stamps! 🥰 My apologies for being a little late - hopefully it just extends the joy.

@thebookhippie

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bunneeboy
Henry VI Part 1 | William Shakespeare
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Which rose are you wearing?

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Lcsmcat
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Probably better on stage than on the page, this was a farcical romp that would be better-liked if Shakespeare hadn‘t done it better. But the hero gets the girl, the villains get tricked, and it ends with the above philosophy. #readyourkobo @CBee

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Halfway

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