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Once you pick yourself up from the floor, it becomes possible to admire the author's noble intent. Compared to the destroyers of Alexandria, she's actually a step up.
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Romeo and Juliet, the tragic story review, November 6, 2001
By A Customer
This review is from: Romeo and Juliet (Mass Market Paperback)
As I didn't liked the story at all I cant say lots of things about it but if I had to rewrite the book, I would do it in modern English. Old Englih is one of the reasons I didn't liked the book. Another reason is that is a very predictable story and it has only 2 themes: Romeo and Juliet's love and the war between their families. For me Romeo is the worst character because he only thinks about Juliet and kissing her.
These and much more are the reasons of why I didn't liked the story
 | secback [Member] 29/01/08 @ 17:07 |
Thanks, Sally. I found it very helpful, so that's one out of three. I bet Alec Customer gets sick of writing all those reviews.
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29/01/08 @ 16:33