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Shakespeare's The Tempest: A prose narrative
by Peter V.T. Kahle          Illustrated by Barbara Nickerson
 
The Tempest is a play about magic and a wild deserted island in the middle of the sea. Prospero, Duke of Milan, has been stranded by his enemies upon that island with none for company save his three-year- old daughter, Miranda. Twelve years they endured, while Miranda grew wise under her father's teaching and beautiful as a rose; and Prospero studied his magic arts and gained great power.
 
This is a tale of revenge and forgiveness, about freedom and true love, about a wise magician, an angry monster, a grief-stricken king, a handsome prince, two treacherous brothers and a beautiful maiden.
Praise for The Tempest
 
Frank Mack, Managing Director, California Shakespeare Festival:
 
Kahle'sThe Tempest is an outstanding example of how to retain the complexity of characters and brilliance of the language...while also making the work accessible to young minds new to Shakespeare's infinite world.
Special Features: The book includes a Cast of Characters and a Glossary of interesting and fun Shakespearean words. The Afterword describes how the play may have been mounted using 'special effects' of Shakespeare's time.
 

   Hardbound, 96 pages
   Eight color and two black
      and white illustrations
   Retail price: $22.95
   IS
BN 0-9655702-2-3
 
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Finalist, Independent Publisher Book Awards
Juvenile / Young Adult Fiction Category
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