* Winner of the School Library Association's 2011 Children's Choice Information Book Award *
Wander the streets of Elizabethan London with the great Bard as your guide! Learn about Shakespeare and the inspiration behind his life's work, as you visit the Globe theatre, explore Queen Elizabeth's court and meet his playwright rivals. Packed with maps to explore, pockets to open and letters to read, this is a treasure trove of information about one of the greatest playwrights to have ever lived.
This is a new edition of the 2010 release, with new hardback cover.
* Winner of the School Library Association's 2011 Children's Choice Information Book Award *
Wander the streets of Elizabethan London with the great Bard as your guide! Learn about Shakespeare and the inspiration behind his life's work, as you visit the Globe theatre, explore Queen Elizabeth's court and meet his playwright rivals. Packed with maps to explore, pockets to open and letters to read, this is a treasure trove of information about one of the greatest playwrights to have ever lived.
This is a new edition of the 2010 release, with new hardback cover.
Ari Berk is an award-winning writer, artist and scholar of
literature, iconography, and comparative myth. Dr. Berk holds
degrees in Ancient History (B.A.), American Indian Studies (M.A.),
and Comparative Literature and Culture (Ph.D.). He is now a
Professor of Folklore and Mythology at Central Michigan
University.
Kristen McDermott is a Professor of English Literature at Central
Michigan University, specializing in Early Modern Drama. Her
scholarly articles on Shakespeare and Jonson have appeared in
Renaissance Papers, Shakespeare Magazine, Early Theatre and the
Language Arts Journal of Michigan.
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