Easy to read has a mix of old English and new but the illustrations tie everything together. 

Super funny illustrations and text - starts with children who are unsure what to play Izzy star of the Baby Alien series tells them they are a bit too Hamlet and there starts a super fun child rendition set of Macbeth, Midsommer Nights Dream, Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet. 

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Great first introduction.

Fascinating and accurate historical information and 21 fun activities from making a quill pen to staging a sword fight.

For children ages 8 and up.

Sixteen plays retold using accessible language for children and with engaging black-and-white illustrations, each play is vividly brought to life allowing these culturally enriching stories to be shared with as wide an audience as possible.

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For Seven and up

Seven of Shakespeare's  best-loved plays brought vividly to life in comic-strip versions, which include the bard's own dialogue and the rowdy remarks of the audience.

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Suitable for ages 5-11 years.

Same idea as the one opposite but seven lesser known plays.

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Suitable for ages 5-11 years

Great way to introduce elementary children to Shakespeare to get them interested and ready to study in their teens. All the classics.

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Suitable for 7-11 years

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A fun modern update on the stories in the plays. This series tells them in teen speak - via text, emoji, location check ins, and status updates instead.

Great for anyone who likes the graphic format. 

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Suitable for 12 years plus.

Great start for all young readers of Shakespeare - fascinating facts and quotes about him and his time - learn what theatre was like when Shakespeare created and acted in his plays.

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Suitable for 12 years and up