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The William Shakespeare Collection 6 book hardback box set with journal, comedies tragedies and histories
Spines of the six hardback Shakespeare Collection volumes with companion journal
William Shakespeare Collection hardback volumes covering comedies, tragedies and histories
Specially designed companion journal included in the William Shakespeare Collection box set
Full view of the William Shakespeare 6 book hardback box set with journal, Arcturus Collector's Classics

The William Shakespeare Collection 6 Book Box Set with Journal - Classic Plays - Hardback

Barcode: 9781398821620
Publisher: Arcturus
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Titles in This Set
The Comedies Volume 1
The Comedies Volume 2
The Tragedies Volume 1
The Tragedies Volume 2
The Histories Volume 1
The Histories Volume 2
Specially Designed Journal

Condition: New
Format: Hardback
ISBN: 9781398821620
Publisher: Arcturus
Age Range: Adult / General Readership

Overview
The William Shakespeare Collection brings together six beautifully bound hardback volumes covering the Bard's comedies, tragedies and histories, alongside a specially designed companion journal. Perfect for students, theatre lovers or anyone building a classic library, this deluxe boxed set presents the complete range of Shakespeare's dramatic genius in a handsome, giftable format built to last a lifetime on any bookshelf.

About the Book(s)
Spanning two volumes each of comedies, tragedies and histories, this collection offers a comprehensive sweep of William Shakespeare's enduring body of work. From the romantic mix-ups of Much Ado About Nothing and Twelfth Night to the devastating emotional weight of Hamlet, Othello and Romeo and Juliet, and the political intrigue of the English history plays, readers can move seamlessly between genres while exploring the full scope of the playwright's imagination. Each hardback volume has been produced with a clothbound, collector's-edition feel, making the set as much a centrepiece for display as it is a text for study or pleasure reading. The accompanying journal is a thoughtful addition, designed to let owners record favourite quotations, reflections on performances, or their own creative responses as they work through the plays. Whether approached chronologically or dipped into at random, this set rewards both first-time readers discovering Shakespeare for the first time and seasoned enthusiasts revisiting old favourites. The combination of classic texts and a dedicated journal makes it equally suited to personal reading, academic study, or as a treasured reference collection that can be returned to again and again.

  • Complete set of six hardback volumes covering comedies, tragedies and histories
  • Includes a specially designed companion journal
  • Durable, clothbound hardback construction built for repeated use
  • Ideal for students, Shakespeare enthusiasts and literature collectors
  • Makes an impressive gift for graduations, birthdays or Christmas
  • Compact boxed format, easy to store and display

About the Author
William Shakespeare (1564–1616) is widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's most influential dramatist. Born in Stratford-upon-Avon, he wrote an estimated 39 plays and 154 sonnets across his career, shaping the development of English literature, theatre and language itself. His works, spanning comedy, tragedy and history, continue to be studied, performed and adapted across the globe more than four centuries after they were first written.

Why You'll Love This Collection
A complete, beautifully presented introduction to Shakespeare's finest plays in one deluxe hardback box set, finished off with a unique journal for personal notes and reflections - a genuinely special gift for any book lover.

Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; this listing is for the UK edition with ISBN 9781398821620.

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